Tango ArtProvider

[W. C. Bubel]

I've taken a stab at writing a wxArtProvider for the Tango Desktop icon set,
and as best as I can figure, I've done it according to wx's standards (with
a couple of liberties taken). I'd probably want to slap an open license on
this code and hand it to the community if the interest is there, but I have
a few questions.

First, and most obvious, where or who would I give this code to, and with
what license?

Second, my particular scheme is to pull the 16x16 and 32x32 directories out
of tango-icon-theme-0.8.0.tar.gz and place them in an icons.zip, which I
pull from at runtime using wxFileSystem. Is there a more standard or
generally accepted way?

Third, I do the same thing as artprov.h, using a massive list of #define's
with the directory structure and filenames in string. The class has a
function that remaps the wxART icons to appropriate Tango icons. It works
for me, but is this standard behavior?

Fourth, Tango isn't complete, in that they have a lot of names in their
specification for which there are no icons to represent them. Are there
unofficial sources that anyone knows of to pull from to complete the list
(and are preferably openly licensed)?

All feedback is appreciated.
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