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Icon Library is a Python 2 GTK application that makes it easy to:

  • view complete icon sets

  • search icon sets

  • export icon sets to HTML

  • check which icon names comply with the freedesktop.org Standard Icon Naming Specification

  • compare icons against a range of background colours

Easy Install

Icon Library is available for installation via Python’s package manager pip:

pip2 install --user icon-library

Manual Install

To manually build and install the Python package, perform the following:

git clone 'https://github.com/brbsix/icon-library.git'
  • from the repo’s root directory, build the package

python2 setup.py sdist clean
  • install the package

pip2 install --user dist/icon-library-0.0.1.tar.gz

Usage

To run the application, execute icon-library or click the Icon Library shortcut in your desktop’s application menu.

Note: The Export HTML button exports to icons.html in your home folder.

License

This application was originally released by Matthew McGowan (matthew.joseph.mcgowan@gmail.com) under a LGPLv3 license. I have made a few changes and prepared it for packaging. For the original homepage, see https://launchpad.net/icon-library.

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