Hi, This is xdvi, a crusty old DVI viewer for X. It has the advantage of no other port dependencies, and compiles without patching. I have tested it on i386, amd64, and sparc64.
It is configured it to look for fonts in the same location that fonts/tex-fonts installs them. Yea this port has problems: it intermittently abort()'s for me on exit, has support for Display Postscript, NeWS, workarounds for signal problems on OSF/1, extreme global state, unconditionally tries to look for ghostscript support, support for non standard C, VMS support, K&R function declarations, support for <varargs.h>, etc etc. BUT it is still better than the xdvi(k) shipped with texlive, which has all these problems plus more. They actually share a common lineage, it looks like they started diverging wildly about 20 years ago. I have been studying this program and am familiar with its internals. If there is interest I can go in and start whacking features. It is usable (barely) as-is though.
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