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Pasting comment originally written in reply to bug #1655758:
In general, I would recommend to first file trac tickets in MacPorts for issues you encounter with your MacPorts builds (these builds and the MacPorts port are not maintained by the Inkscape project). The MacPorts port maintainers can then look into the issue, and report bugs upstream as needed based on their analysis.
The crash on Sierra is currently tracked for the project Inkscape here:
* Bug #1654908 “MacPorts install crashes on launch on macOS 10.12”
and in MacPorts here:
* #52632 (Inkscape-app quits immediately after install)
https:/
Note also that GTK+/Quartz is not the officially recommended GTK+ backend for current stable Inkscape releases which all still use GTK2 (the project plans to move to the native GTK+ backend for OS X with a future release which will be based on GTK3). The Inkscape project also currently has no core developers who could look into issues specific to the Quartz backend of GTK+ (and its dependencies). Note that GTK2 is a legacy version of the GTK+ toolkit, upstream development of the toolkit is focused on GTK+ >= 3 (but also short on developers for native backends, including Quartz for OS X and macOS).
Re pressure sensitivity with GTK+/Quartz - IIRC the contributor of the upstream patch for GTK+ 2.24 which added pressure support for tablet input to the Quartz backend of GTK+ explicitly mentioned that it only supports packaged applications, not with linux-style command line installations. Personally, I would recommend to build and use current stable Inkscape versions with the X11-backend of GTK+ which does support pressure sensitivity.
Upstream reports about tablet pressure support:
GTK2: https:/
GTK3: https:/