Recognized this too. PHD2 refers to the same indi shared files obviously. After buiding indi from the sources provided here: both worked.

Oddly enough, my toolbar at the top of Kstars has little boxes where the icons should be. Anyone know how to fix this?

You should install missing icons with the following command:

sudo apt-get install oxygen-icon-theme

indilib.org/forum/ekos/988-missing-butto...10.html?start=6#8274

That did the trick, thanks!

On trying to fix PHD2 I run into one of these 2 bugs while using INDI 1.4.1 FindINDI.cmake :
- using find_package(INDI 1.4.1 REQUIRED) linking barfs with :
undefined reference to `INDI::BaseClient::BaseClient()'
while the linker argument list has -lindidriver -lindiAlignmentDriver

- using find_package(INDI CLIENT 1.4.1 REQUIRED) cmake barfs with :
find_package called with invalid argument "CLIENT"

-- Hans

20170301_235330+0100 update: fixed further down this thread in #14901

Hello all,
As I wanted to explore the way to create a python indi client I fell on the same problem. There is no more libindi.so.1 that exists in previous versions. I git pulled the last version of INDI compiled it, installed it and ... I did get any libindi.so.1.
Did I missed something ?

Hmm.. I did the following sequence:
- Uninstalled KStars, PHD2 and all Indi Drivers and Library
- Downloaded indi Sources from this website (Ver. 1.3.1)
- cd ed into libindi directory
- used the commands in the README to cmake libindi
- installed PHD2 and KStars bleeding from the repositories (via apt install)
--> both work now

but I am surely not an expert and moreover I cannot find any libindi.so.1 on my system anymore

sorry! I have to correct myself:

I found the file in the usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu AND in the ZIP from the Sources link here on the website.

I post here also the file if it helps: please remove the txt.

Well, looks weird, we have lost interoperability between indi and several clients with the 1.4.0. I have tested phd2 which crash at start. So is the idea is to get back to the previous version ?
Is it normal ?

confused. When I check the version on indiserver I get the version for the indilibrary as 1.4.1. Not sure what is going on...?!

PHD2 now recognizes INDI versions from 0.9 to 1.4.1 and up. Tested on Ubuntu 14.04 with stock INDI and 16.04 with 1.4.1 INDI.
-- Hans

I made a "git pull" of INDI this morning (no update), compiled and installed. indiserver -version gives 1.4.1 as version number.

Tested PHD2 that failed:

phd2: error while loading shared libraries: libindi.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I am on Ubuntu-mate 16.04.1LTS.