My astronomy project:
Kstars and Indi used in an astroserver

Content:

1. Change from Windows to a Linux astroserver
2. Collecting information and demands on the astroserver
3. Installation of Ubuntu Mate, setup WIFI
4. Installation of vino VNC, setup screen
5. Installation of Kstars on Raspberry (Old, don't use this instruction !)
6. Test of controlling the Canon camera in Kstars/Ekos (Old, don't use this instruction !)
7. Test of controlling the mount with INDI EQMod in Kstars/Ekos (Old, don't use this instruction !)

Note:
I take no responsibility for what are written here, you use the information at your own risk!

5, Installation of Kstars on Raspberry:

Now it's time to install Kstars Bleeding, note: not Kstars! Kstars Bleeding is a special version of Kstars by Jasem Mutlaq, the developer of Ekos, both INDI and Ekos are included in Kstars Bleeding. Note: You must have an internet connection to do this!

Open terminal window in Raspberry and give this three commands with a return for each:

Installing Kstars Bleeding with help from Swedish forum Astronet, thanks Erland! Give the following commands in your terminal, one by one with a return after each:

1. sudo apt-add-repository ppa:mutlaqja/ppa

   Click "Enter" when it ask to continue

2. sudo apt-get update
3. sudo apt-get install indi-full kstars-bleeding

   Type Y and enter when it ask to continue

I noticed that it was possible to update the system from the System>Administration menu. But when I tried it crashed. When I did it according to the description above it started to update:

First:

1. System>Administration>Software & Updates

I checked no ones here, goto "Other Software".

Under Other Software there is already a table of software to check for updates. Click close, maybe it will ask to reload list of updates.

Click "Reload" and wait.

Second:

1. System>Administration>Software Updater

Wait until it finished checking available updates:

After a while you get this screen:

You will see other updates compare to what I have here, if it's ok click "Install Now" and wait. You will be asked to enter your password. It's wise to do a restart after this. Updates looks to be common, so redo this often.

After this it looks to have been more stable, especially when remote controlling by VNC.