Guys,
Not sure it helps but why reinvent the wheel.
A simple Google search for "open source SVG icons" provides a number of
links.
These icons look alright http://svgicons.sourceforge.net/
We could download these icons and use them as place holders or search
for different sets.
Peter.
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> > > I like the navigation icons. The one change I would make would be
to
> > > the home icon. It's outline is not as clearly a house as the
> > > black&white one. Which takes a bit more visual effort in noticing
> > > what it is. It also looks like if the house icon is simplified a
bit
> > > it would be just
> > > as easy to create a vector version of it as it looks like it would
be
> > > of the others. I'm guessing, but it looks like the software Matias
> > > uses is already operating with vector sources.
> >
> > I agree that's probably the weekest of them: but still better than
the
> > Docbook default IMO.
>
> I have never work with vector editors, it will be nice if someone can
jump in and make a proof of concept of different svg navigation icons.
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