The author of GPSMan (Miguel Filgueiras) released GPSMan 6.1.2
yesterday; the enclosed patch upgrades the FreeBSD port to match.

Here's a list of the documented changes:

    * the user manual explains how GPSMan can be run under the MacOS X
	system using a USB port; thanks to Mathias Herberts
	(Mathias.Herberts_at_iroise.net).
    * new options:
          o on using window to control slow operations; in answer to a
		comment by Paul Scorer (p.scorer_at_leedsmet.ac.uk).
          o on whether polylines on the map should react to mouse
		events; in answer to a question from John Hay
		(jhay_at_icomtek.csir.co.za).
          o default receiver protocol (Garmin variant only); in answer
		to questions from users of the NMEA protocol. 
    * new command start travel that launches GPSMan in graphical mode
	turning on real-time logging, travelling and animation; after a question
	from John Hay.
    * in travel mode (Garmin variant only), creating a waypoint whose
	coordinates are those of the last point in the real-time log; also in
	answer to a question from John Hay.
    * new importation format: BGA (British Gliding Association)
	turnpoint (DOS) files, based on the dos2gpsman script by Paul Scorer
	(p.scorer_at_leedsmet.ac.uk); the script is also part of the GPSMan
	distribution.
    * with gpsmanshp version 1.2, items read in from a Shapefile not
	written by gpsmanshp will have in their remarks any fields of the .dbf
	file; asked by John Hay.
    * new separate utility (shape2quadr.tcl) for reading a lines DDD
	Shapefile and from a list of quadrangles produce GPSMan files one for
	the set of lines that belong to each quadrangle.

Fix: Apply the following patch, then upgrade the port(s in question).
How-To-Repeat: n/a