Hi. ImageMagick +gs requires the "gslib" component of Ghostscript. But the ghostscript port doesn't build gslib by default. So, to properly install ImageMagick +gs, you need to first install ghostscript +gslib [1]. This is cumbersome. Is there a compelling reason why the ghostscript port shouldn't just build gslib all the time? It would seem to simplify things. It's not like it requires any additional dependencies. This goes back to the ideas in the other thread on this list recently, that ports should build the most feature-complete software they can, so long as it's not terribly inconvenient to do so. And in this case I don't see any inconvenience in doing so. [1] That is, I assume this required. A comment that was already in the portfile when I took it over says ghostscript with gslib is required. I have not yet gotten ImageMagick +gs to work, or rather, I'm not sure how to determine if it is working.