Yes, running make kstars does indeed work. Of course running make install fails, but that's no problem, I just copy kstars to the proper place and it works.

Works. Thanks Hy.

Worked here too on my ODroid N2, and I had to copy kstars to /usr/bin, as ''make install'' wanted to build the documentation.

Now waiting for the scheduler to activate, for my first formal use of it. I admit, I'm a little scared but confident that things will go nicely.

One issue with this release of KStars, in the scheduler, the Target search crashes KStars, not always but often.

Thanks everyone.

It seems that make install cannot be modified to be given a single target.
The truth is you don't even need to copy/install the kstars executable anywhere,
You can just run it from wherever it is compiled without any installation.
In Jerry's script, I believe that would be by typing this on the command line:
~/Projects/kstars-build/bin/kstars
That what I tend to do.

Hy

So it seems to be distribution dependent. I have no issue compiling it on my Pi4 running 64bit openSUSE Tumbleweed.
It has docbook_4 4.5 and docbook-xsl-stylesheets 1.79.2 installed. Maybe that's the difference?

Yes, we asked KDE Doc team to fix this and make it compile on older KDE KF5 framework version. The current documentation requires KF5 v5.92 which isn't yet available on older distributions.

Compiling on Kubuntu 22.04 (libkf5i18n5 V5.92.0) doesn't work either.

Hi,

I saw you removed French documentation in master branch by the moment (github.com/KDE/kstars/commit/6baa2cca829...83d000a8d65cc28a2d6c). Will you do the change also in 3.6.1 branch or should we compile master?

Thanks!

I managed to compile it on Ubuntu 22.04 with -DBUILD_DOC=Off -DBUILD_TESTING=Off

I git-pulled a moment ago and now kstars compiles correctly.