Open Source Resources for Web Application Developers 
Omer has released over 100 icons for web design and software. All of them are in PNG format, 32×32px. You can find those icons in PixeloPhilia Icon Set 1 and PixeloPhilia Icon Set 2. They are released under Creative Commons License and available download for free.
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Set 1: http://omercetin.deviantart.com/art/PixeloPhilia-32PX-Icon-Set-157612627
Set 2: http://omercetin.deviantart.com/art/PixeloPhilia2-166570194
License: Creative Commons License
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All the icons here are very nice i definitely choose one from the above for my site.
Over 100 Icons for Web Design & Software – WebAppers…
Omer has released over 100 icons for web design and software. All of them are in PNG format, 32×32px. You can find those icons in PixeloPhilia Icon Set 1 and PixeloPhilia Icon Set 2. They are release……
Hi,
Creative Commons Licensed work is just for noncomercial usage. You should keep that in mind. I think the title is a little bit misleading there.
But after all a nice icon set!
Thank you Omer, good job.
Awesome icons. Can anybody recommend me some icons for “Network Adapter” and “Servers”.
As a noncomercial worker myself I look at GPL and CC lisenses as banners – ignore.
If only GPL and CC people could be so honest and attach a price to their work it would make sense, now it’s just have a peek and if you like start negotiating for the price. Good work – but as Sim0rn states – a misleading title.
Wopsy, should be as a “commercial” worker,
Creative Commons Licensed work is just for noncomercial usage. You should keep that in mind. I think the title is a little bit misleading there.
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