Genericons is a 100% GPL icon font by Automattic. It’s in use with twenty thirteen, and I’m excited about it. It looks like a great option for most themes that need fairly few, simple icons. I’ll be bundling this with my base theme.
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Like you say, for those who need a few, this looks great. For those who need more, there’s Elusive Icons and FontAwesome with 250+ choices.
http://aristeides.com/elusive-iconfont/
http://fortawesome.github.com/Font-Awesome/
They’re heavier but this can be used to subset FontAwesome: http://www.icnfnt.com/#/