On Tue, Aug 15, 2017 at 04:56:19AM +0200, Klemens Nanni wrote: > I meant something along the lines of "heavily patched - here be dragons" > so users know this before installing it.
I don't think the amount of patches is important enough to warrant mention in either DESCR or README. It's a port. Some ports requires lots of patches, some don't. It really depends on the nature of the software being ported. I can give you at least two other examples: olsrd has a relatively large amount of local patches to fix bugs in otherwise unmaintained upstream code. Will people running olsrd on OpenBSD want to read about that in a README? I doubt it. They will either find that it just works or is still broken for them. Chromium has lots of patches, but I don't want to be lectured about that when installing it. And it's broken somewhat (randomly crashes on startup) but I don't need a warning for that in a README.
