could I interest you in a commit bit?

There seems to be a lot of work done to not install manpages... xmlto does not look like such a heavy build-dependency that would call for that effort :)

lgtm, thanks!

In D42890#979404, @zirias wrote:

In D42890#978172, @jbo wrote:

Note: GCC versions 8 and 9 have been removed from GNU_COMPILERS because they are marked deprecated in the ports tree and will expire at 2023-12-31 and 2024-06-30 respectively

I think the latter is questionable when the port will still be available for half a year. This part is just about creating symlinks, I think one more doesn't hurt for now?

I think I snuck this in mostly via updates now anyways :)

This was before or after its time :D

Committed, thank you!

This looks like something that you can commit with implicit approval -- if you only need to change distversion/distinfo I trust your instincts to do the right thing :)

lgtm, as @zirias mentioned, in IRC you could think of also still supporting qt5 (flavors come to mind).
However, I don't think that is necessary as everything is going to move to Qt6 sooner, rather than later . Also they are co-installable.

In D42555#971044, @jbo wrote:

The #include patches are in the process of being upstreamed, yes.

The patches to make the CPU & memory modules work under FreeBSD were rejected by upstream: https://github.com/polybar/polybar/pull/2997

looks sane to me.

moin moin

Lgtm

Looks good to me as a port -- I would consider excluding it in the metaport x11/kf5-frameworks though.

Not a fan of carrying a patch for this.