Suggestions for Lucide-Icons

The following packages have something in common with the package Lucide-Icons. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.

Package hwemoji: Unicode emoji support for pdfLaTeX with sequences
Package tablericons: Use tablerIcons through LaTeX commands
Package vscodeicons: Use vscode icons through LaTeX commands
Package openmoji: Use openmoji through LaTeX commands
Package twemojis: Use Twitter’s open source emojis through LaTeX commands
Package lucide-admonitions: Provides environments for rendering admonition boxes in multiple languages
Package morse-simple: Lightweight package to include short morse code strings
Package emf: Support for the EMF symbol
Package temporal-logic: Symbols for Temporal Logics
Package bxcoloremoji: Use color emojis more conveniently
Package gensymb: Generic symbols for both text and math mode
Package textgreek: Upright greek letters in text
Package emotion: Make emojis more easy to use in XeLaTeX and LuaLaTeX
Package pinlabel: A TeX labelling package
Package psfragx: A psfrag eXtension
Package psfrag: Replace strings in encapsulated PostScript figures
Package pstool: Support for psfrag within pdfLaTeX
Package coloremoji: Style package for directly including color emojis in LaTeX documents
Package vexillology: Vexillogical symbols
Package lpic: Put LaTeX material over included graphics
Package overpic: Combine LaTeX commands over included graphics
Package latexmp: Interface for LaTeX-based typesetting in METAPOST
Package textpath: Setting text along a path with METAPOST
Package txp: Draw text along a path
Package kksymbols: LaTeX commands for enclosing characters in circles, squares, diamonds, or brackets
Package diagramf: Labelled diagrams in METAFONT
Package labelfig: Label LaTeX 2.09 figures included in documents
Package stretchy: Macros for creating stretchy TeX symbols
Package gradient-text: Decorate text with linear gradient colors
Package getargs: A flexible list-parsing macro with configurable parsing character
Package tagpair: Word-by-word glosses, translations, and bibliographic attributions