>>>>> While updating the icons I was thinking of stock_previous,
>>>>> stock_next,
>>>>> and stock_up (from GNOME) to replace prev_node, next_node, and up_node
>>>>> respectively but wasn't sure how folks would respond to that.


I think the recent changes to the tool bar icons was so that next_node, 
prev_node and up_node would clearly indicate that we are moving in the node 
(i.e. document) and not in the history of previous moves (see previous 
discussion on emacs-devel).  I think the ones you suggest are more of the 
history kind of icons.  There are icons called next-page and previous-page 
though (attached, no up-page seems to exist).  But these seems to be poorly 
supported by the themes I have (no theme has customized those icons).

>>>>>      
>>>>>
>>>> Can you link to them?
>>>>    
>>>>
>>> I'm not sure I know what you mean by that.
>>>  
>>>
>> I meant give an URL where these icons can be seen.
> 
> file:/usr/share/icons/hicolor/24x24/stock :-(
> 

Ok, too bad these aren't browsable online somewhere.


>>> I suspect that the latter is more germane to a GNOME user.
>> Yes.  But it would mean having different strategies fro GTK Emacs and
>> Emacs compiled without GTK.  Maybe that isn't such a big deal.  I
>> suspect users of GTK Emacs would want it to change as the theme
>> changes.  If we can agree on Gnome icons, I'm all for it, we can
>> always fall back to builtin icons if those aren't available.
> 
> Falling back to those icons will also be the thing to do in non-GTK
> situations too, so we should be OK. Right?

Right.

	Jan D.