OK, in order to clean-up my main observatory PC I decided to wipe everything and start with a fresh Kubuntu 16.04 install.
Have not field tested yet but hopefully in the next couple of days.
I'm getting an error when starting both the indi_atik_ccd and indi_atik_wheel drivers.
indi_atik_ccd: error while loading shared libraries: libcfitsio.so.3:
Its a standard PC running x86_64. I saw somewhere else people running ARM had this problem and solved by sym-linking the cfitsio2 to cfitsio3.
However... I want to do as little 'messing' with this PC as possible, All sorts of wierd stuff was happening before and I did a lot of 'messing'
Anyone have any idea of the most straightforward way to fix this?
Thanks,
Derek
Derek, this is not package dependency, it was already removed. It is really wrong library name on some recent systems. Somebody decided, that the best name for cfitsio3 is cfitsio2 If I'll change it, it will stop working on remaining systems. It seems, that the only way how to distribute software for linux is to avoid dynamic linking at all. Peter