For those interested, Tango 10.3.0, along with earlier 10.x releases, works flawlessly under FreeBSD. Building it from the Tango source distribution is straightforward, and the Java tools work as well. The FreeBSD host is used as a client only at the moment.
The entire Qt-based graphical stack (cumbia), including Qt OpenGL, works beautifully and is exceptionally fast. The same is true of PyCumbia, the Python bindings built on top of cumbia, PySide6, and Shiboken6.
Thanks for letting us know. Glad tango is running on freebsd as well. I don’t have a freebsd VM here available, so I would be interested if the tests (catch2 only) pass? Something like cmake –workflow ci-debug-linux should compile and run them. Some can be flaky, so sometimes you need to rerun with ctest --build-and-test . build/debug --build-generator Ninja --build-noclean --test-command ctest --output-on-failure --rerun-failed.