Are there any icon sets that are as consistently updated as Papirus?

Posted by ScootSchloingo@reddit | linux | View on Reddit | 10 comments

One of my biggest gripes with Linux (and ricing) is that there are barely any options for icon packs. Outside of Papirus it's only really janky-looking recreations of macOS and Windows/Fluent icons or really outdated, low-effort flat design icons.

Even though Papirus has the flat look, I often default to it since it's very consistent and frequently updated so almost every one of my installed apps has a proper icon.

Are there any icon sets in general that have the same scope and consistent updates as Papirus?

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ScootSchloingo@reddit (OP)

I tried out Sardi and despite it having ten billion variations it's still missing quite a lot of app icons, and the ones it supports somehow all look the exact same.