if you are building from git cloned source and are getting missing library errors,
you may have to search for them using
sudo apt update
then do
sudo apt-cache search X
where "X" is a meaningful search phrase. For example,
sudo apt-cache search libindi
on my linux box gives this output:
libstrictures-perl - Perl module to turn on strict and make all warnings fatal
evolution-indicator - GNOME panel indicator applet for Evolution
libindi-data - Instrument-Neutral Device Interface library -- shared data
libindi-dev - Instrument-Neutral Device Interface library -- development files
libindi-plugins - Instrument-Neutral Device Interface library -- plugins
libindialignmentdriver1 - Instrument-Neutral Device Interface library -- alignment driver lib
libindicator-dev - panel indicator applet - library development files
libindicator3-7 - panel indicator applet - shared library
libindicator3-dev - panel indicator applet - library development files
libindicator3-tools - Tools for libindicator
libindicator7 - panel indicator applet - shared library
libindidriver1 - Instrument-Neutral Device Interface library -- driver library
libindigo-dev - Organic Chemistry Toolkit (development files)
libindigo-java - Organic Chemistry Toolkit (Java package)
libindigo0d - Organic Chemistry Toolkit
libindilx200-1 - Instrument-Neutral Device Interface library -- lx200 driver lib
libindirect-perl - module warning about using the indirect object syntax
libindi1 - Instrument-Neutral Device Interface library -- shared library
lets say I know that the library is a "dev" library:
sudo apt-cache search libindi | grep dev
libindi-dev - Instrument-Neutral Device Interface library -- development files
libindicator-dev - panel indicator applet - library development files
libindicator3-dev - panel indicator applet - library development files
libindigo-dev - Organic Chemistry Toolkit (development files)
you may have to dig around like this to figure out exactly what cmake is
telling you is missing. Once you find it, sudo apt install X
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