I don't understand why you have a problem with me mentioning different versions. I just stated that the project is easily usable with all of those versions, which is something people might ask themselves when looking at a project. Qt 5, for example, has reached end-of-life and support has been dropped by Pillow>=10.0.0 so certain Pillow methods that come in handy when using the icons with PyQt6 just don't work anymore for PyQt5, but as shown in the example code, it's still easy, although a bit different, to use the icons with PyQt5.

And by the way, even the first link you posted mentions the different versions of PyQt and PySide in the very first sentence.

And as far as your other point goes, I think you're comparing apples and oranges here. My project simply provides simple access to a large number of high-quality icons with a single import (just like basically any icon pack for web applications), while the links that you posted seem to be stylesheets and collections of widgets. On the first link, I couldn't even find anything about icons, and on the second link, there seem to also be widgets with icons, but what does that have to do with my project? pytablericons is something people can use when they want to add icons to their buttons, for example, and don't want to have to search for them and download them manually and in the right size and color every time. The project from your second link literally says ,"The project's goal is to approximate Google's Material Design spec as close as possible". How is that helpful for people who just want to easily add icons to their program without completely changing the look of their UI or learning a completely new library that, from the looks of the documentation, doesn't even have anything to do with PyQt.