Replying to Bachsau:
The package names are indeed confusing. But glade3 is for GTK2 applications. People designing for GTK2 need it.
Correct. glade3 not only is built with gtk2 but also allows editing gui's built with gtk2 widgets. Similarly glade is gtk3 only in both senses. So I think this needs to remain as long as we provide gtk2 and ports that depend on gtk2. Note that the port description for each attempts to point out the difference. Current version of glade is 3.22.0 (upgrade awaiting updated glib2, pango) and 3.8.6 was the last version that supported
gtk2. Ports that depend on glade3 are built with gtk2 and provide glade catalog data to describe the gtk2 widgets they provide. Depending on glade would be i appropriate.
If you were wondering, the port name glade3 resulted when glade 2.0 was replaced with glade 3.0 (still supporting gtk2). glade3 became glade when gtk3 support replaced gtk2 (3.10+) and glade2 was retired.
So these two ports are features rather than defects.
