Hello I can confirm that kstars can be installed using the official repository and this command
sudo apt install inbi-bin kstars-bleeding


But...

It's still asking for some indi lib that are missing such as indi-eqmod or indi-asi-ccd

indi-full is uninstallable

I confirm thas kstars can be installed using official repo and with this command:
sudo apt install indi-bin kstars-bleeding

but...

kstars is still asking for som indi libraries such as indi-eqmod ans indi-asi-ccd

On Kubuntu, they're building all the INDI packages. This poses a problem with the PPA and there is conflict. This is not the issue with standard Ubuntu, just Kubuntu. I changed the names of all packages so that they supercede the Kubuntu packages next we I trigger a build. Will do that for next stable INDI release.

Thanks for this information,
So what is the correct repo and correct command to have everything functionnal (with asi camera, eqmod...)

I tried this (with the nightly build repo)
sudo apt install indi-full
this answer that indi-full is not availlable

Hi Pollet,

Try sudo apt-get install indi-bin kstars-bleeding

This will give you a range of commonly used drivers. Then open up an ekos profile and see if your equipment is listed. It is likely that in a few days or so indi-full installation will work. This works on the stable install of kstars.

Cheers

Hi Pollet,

I have installed using indi-bin on both stable and nightly versions with no issues. EqMod or asi libraries are not being asked for when installing indi-bin with KStars bleeding on my system (Rpi4 running Ubuntu Mate). Indi-full is showing as not available as you say. EqMod drivers and ZWO cameras are available on indi-bin. Oddly the EFW filter wheel is not available in the filter dropdown in EKOS profile builder. I did find the ZWO EFW driver in aux section under ZWO with a pop up about use as remote driver (not local).
Hope this info helps

<em>The following packages have unmet dependencies:
indi-aagcloudwatcher-ng : Depends: libindidriver1 (>= 1.9.4+dfsg) but it is not installable
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indi-talon6 : Depends: libindidriver1 (>= 1.9.4+dfsg) but it is not installable
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
As of 24th April[
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I encountered the same issue on my Ubuntu installation.
How would someone resolve this?

On another note, Ekos/INDI are completely unusable if installed on Ubuntu from Snap, for me.

good morning.

I also tried to install indi and kstars on xubuntu 22.04LTS but the" indi-full" package conflicts with the basic indi packages integrated into the new version of ubuntu ( libindidriver1).

So impossible to install a lot of PPA driver only the Ubuntu indi driver.

I tried to start up one of my profiles and get a message that indi_ccd is not installed.

I can't get past the inability to install indi-asi on 22.04. I have indi-bin installed since indi-full won't install. When I try to install indi-asi, I get the following message
Not having full support for ASI ccds makes EKOS totally unusable for me.

I went ahead and compiled INDI and INDI-ASI which took care of my immediate need.

No its not working even on Xubuntu. The culprit appears to be indi-eqmod which appears to have bene built against indi 9.4

The following packages have unmet dependencies:
libindi1 : Conflicts: libindi-plugins but 1.9.4+dfsg-1 is to be installed
Conflicts: libindialignmentdriver1 but 1.9.4+dfsg-1 is to be installed
Conflicts: libindidriver1 but 1.9.4+dfsg-1 is to be installed
E: Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused by held packages.

The only version that everything works fine in this PPA is 21.10.

Hi Jasem, when is the next stable INDI release scheduled for?