[Bug 246979] net/xisp: not functional (e.g.: "desired font(s) not found")

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            Bug ID: 246979
           Summary: net/xisp: not functional (e.g.: "desired font(s) not
                    found")
           Product: Ports & Packages
           Version: Latest
          Hardware: Any
                OS: Any
            Status: New
          Severity: Affects Only Me
          Priority: ---
         Component: Individual Port(s)
          Assignee: ports-bugs at FreeBSD.org
          Reporter: t.eichstaedt at gmx.net
                CC: tm at onepost.net
             Flags: maintainer-feedback?(tm at onepost.net)
                CC: tm at onepost.net

installed from pkg(8) into a KDE workspace also installed w/ pkg(8), so I'd say
all defaults to compile the port applied, and all automagic dependencies should
be fullfilled.

Misbehaviour:
1. clicking a menu item in the main menu -> it pops up very shortly, then
hides;
   no menu item of the submenu can be be choosen
2. clicking the down-arrow beneath the ISP selection box has no effect
3. the selection box/field to select (or write the name of?) the ISP does not
   receive the input focus. Thus it is neither possible to write s/th in it,
nor
   to select one from the list, since the list does not open (see previous)
4. in general, it's visual appearance is too small
   - on 96 dpi: at the edge to be readable
   - on a high DPI display: totally unreadable

It's hard for me to say which is a problem of:
the app itself/Gtk toolkit/port configuration
So this is all guessing:
This last bug might be a general problem of the toolkit choosen.
>From 1. follows there is is no general problem to receive input, at least
mouse.
The startup warning (see subject) might also be related to the sizing issue? 
At least the "Sans" font should be available.  Maybe the program misses to call
some neccessary toolkit init to get all the right settings for fonts, display
etc.pp.?

This program looks so promising and I do not care that it's visual appearance
is different from what I use (KDE/Qt) (It looks very clumsy and Motif-like,
though... who cares).  But I never encountered problems like those described
with other Gtk apps.  Maybe there's some library missing in the port's
configuration and/or the program's init routine?

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