Im struggling with an issue in 3.6.8, and I think it was there in 3.6.7. Is there a way to revert to 3.6.5 (or so)? Ive tried all the possibilities in aptitude that i can find, but it just doesn't show that there are any old versions.

Can someone help me with a procedure to downgrade? Everything was working great in 3.6.5, and since it's my "production" observatory, id be ok to go back and keep it there until further notice.

Thanks for any advice.

Bryan

I think if you Google around you can find it, depends on what system.

Thanks.. Yes Ive already explored all the options of downgrading via aptitude or apt-get on my ubunutu (debian based) system.

The problem seems to be that since it is installed from Jasem's repository, the old versions still have to be published and available.

for example, searching package ssh:

Shows two versions.

now for kstars-bleeding:

No other version available.

If anyone knows a procedure that would be great. I don't want to break a production system. I considered jumping out of bleeding, but Id be afraid all of my complex configurations would break if there are things that have changed in there. I could be wrong but for it to work via apt, the maintainer has to provide the other versions. Otherwise a manual compile and installation could work. But Id really like to keep it in the repository for future proofing.

Thanks

Bryan.

If nothing else works you can try to compile it from source. Uninstall any kstars and indi package first. Then clone my install script repository gitea.nouspiro.space/nou/astro-soft-build
Run install-dependencies.sh script
Edit build-soft-stable.sh and change at start of file version lines with INDI to v2.0.2 and KSTARS to 3.6.5
Save and then run this script. It will compile and install specified version.

I may try that if the differential slewing issue doesn't get resolved soon..

thanks!

Bryan