I know it's supported in Firefox and Opera, and I know it's not supported it in IE, but I'm not sure about things like Safari/Konqueror.
In short, no it's not okay to use for a general audience, but if it's just a personal site with an audience consisting mostly of tech-minded people then go for it.
fair enough lol one day IE will catchup with svg and png implimentation but for now its just another tool in the web developers toolkit which microsoft has yet to support
SVG support can be enabled in IE by downloading the adobe SVG plugin. Firefox's SVG support is almost 100% now in 1.5 and 2.0 will have much better support. IE 7 has native SVG as does opera iirc. UNfortunately the precise versions of SVG supported by the browsers are a little bit different.
We are using SVG here in a AJAX powered dynamic node edge graph tool and all we need to do is to detect the browser and ajust the SVG appropriately.
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