Error message says: You have a problem with access to official Fedora repositories. Has nothing to do with my repo. So just retry.

Doh!! I only copied half the line

Still problems accessing Fedora repos?? will try later.
cheers
Steve

Sorry Christian should I be expecting a .rpm file at that address as I keep getting error messages. There is a libindi1.0.0.svn2138 build?. Apologies not used to Fedora/Yum/Dnf etc...
Steve

Should work @Fedora, tested just now. In general you can grab the rpms manually here: download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:...-bleeding/Fedora_21/

Packaged svn revision (all INDI packages except Atik) is 2138 for now. To get the packaged revision just look at changelog in spec file: build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/hom...eeding.spec?expand=1 Normally the revision would be part of the packages Release tag, but OBS replaces it with the revision in OBS repo :(

I don`t seem to be having much luck running Kstars-bleeding on Fedora. I seemed to install all the relevant repo stuff, installed Kstars-bleedin,eqmod,Atik,SX modules etc but clicking on the Kstars icon on the desktop, nothing happens. I then try in a console and also reinstalling it and get this-

[root@localhost steve]# dnf install kstars-bleeding
Fedora 21 - x86_64 - Updates 3.3 MB/s | 16 MB 00:04
Package kstars-bleeding-2.3.0-8.3.x86_64 is already installed, skipping.
Dependencies resolved.
Nothing to do.
[root@localhost steve]# kstars
kstars: symbol lookup error: /lib64/libKF5ItemViews.so.5: undefined symbol: _ZNK19QAbstractProxyModel15canDropMimeDataEPK9QMimeDataN2Qt10DropActionEiiRK11QModelIndex
[root@localhost steve]# kstars-bleeding
bash: kstars-bleeding: command not found...

any other command I can try please?
thanks
Steve

Really difficult, I use exactly this kstars-bleeding package (command is kstars) here and it works fine on 3 computers and a testing VM with a new Fedora 21 64 Bit installation. Maybe I should create a Live image to test (is very easy). Which repositories are enabled?

Just done an upgrade to Fedora 22 and everything working fine now thanks )
Steve

It looks like OpenSuse has sorted this out via the package search lupnix. I doubt if I will be able to try it on 13.2 before I go away for a while but seems ok on 12.3 and also more solid than another version I managed to get running - not bleeding of course but then adult providers usually maintain 2 - stable and latest. Perhaps bleeding has found it;s way into tumbleweed. Not much interest to me as I use my desktop for all sorts of things.

John
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hi
Sorry for my bad English (thanks google translate), I hope you understand
I'm trying to install Fedora 22 and I could with Kstars bleeding and indi-left ....
I can not install indi-gphoto because it gives me a message about dependencies ....
It requires libgphoto2_port.so.10 but libgphoto2 2.5.7.2.fc22 (the only one that I find in the repository) contains libgphoto2_port.so.12.
I am a newbie to linux.
thanks

The repository is not yet enabled for Fedora 22 (not yet available on openSUSE Buildservice, should be within next days)

Ok, I'll wait then ...
With Fedora and your repository I managed to Kstars bleeding function properly (no Kubuntu 4.15 no debian
Thanks a lot ...