I'd imagine you still try /usr/local/bin/startplasma-wayland.sh... but I'd first verify that the script even exists, and doesn't try to start kde5 by accident...
I appreciate the log that grahamperrin provided, from it I can see that there's still a lot of work to do to clean out kde5 dependencies. The fact that there are kde5 conflicts - that makes me imagine that properly packaging kde6 for FreeBSD is far from over. Packaging kde5 for FreeBSD was done pretty well. Right now, I'm seeing a mix of 5 and 6... and making an educated guess that specifying dependencies correctly within the Ports framework is still a work in progress.
For testing it would be great to have KDE Plasma 5 and Plasma 6 installed at the same time, so it is easy to switch between the two.Short answer: it ain’t gonna happen. 𠈶…
An example of minimal disruption: Konsole toolbars. Hidden with kde5, visible with kde6-devel, no longer hidden with the subsequent boot of an environment with 5.
I don't expect concurrent running, but going by the install log posted earlier, it really looks like parts of 5 will get pulled in as dependencies when installing 6... I'm basically looking for a way to have a clean install of 6. I do see attempts to uninstall packages that belong to 5.
I guess one way to do a clean install of 6 is to spin up a VM with bare Xorg, and try to compile your way into a clean 6 install, saying no to pulling in ports that belong to 5... or, as grahamperrin points out, methodically using ZFS boot environments...
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