>>
>>> In this email, I have attached a preliminary diff for upgrading Lumina
>>> from version 1.4.0-p1 to version 1.6.2 [1]. I refer to it as a
>>> preliminary version because it still requires refinement. Although this
>>> desktop environment appears to build correctly, the package installation
>>> does not place the files in the appropriate directories.
>>
>> I have resolved the issue with file installation; the port now builds and
>> installs correctly. However, I have not yet tested whether it functions
>> properly when executed.
>>
>> In this email, I have attached the updated diff.
>>
>> OKs? Comments?
> 
> Since the diff removes all executables from the PLIST, it will be
> difficult to test whether it functions properly when executed.
> 

Yes, I noticed the problem. I initially thought I had fixed it because, 
at one point, running "make install" successfully installed the desktop 
environment binaries. However, when I moved the updated port to another 
machine for testing, the installation failed. It seems this port is 
broken, and if it cannot be fixed, I think the best course of action 
would be to remove it from the ports tree.

I've considered what Theo Buehler said, and I think he is right, it 
doesn't make sense to invest time in updating this desktop environment, 
as it has been de facto abandoned by its mainstream developers.