Official Linux packages from astrastudio (Fedora .rpm and Debian / Raspberry Pi OS .deb) are signed with this OpenPGP key. Use it to check that a file came from us and was not altered.
Download: https://www.astrastudio.de/GPG-KEY-astrastudio
The file must start with —–BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK—–. It is a plain key file, not an HTML page, and it does not require a login.
| Value | |
|---|---|
| UID | astrastudio packaging release@astrastudio.de |
| Type | Ed25519, primary Certify, subkey Sign |
| Primary fingerprint | CC88 632C 5661 DF71 65A8 3BB3 468A 04EF 4DE2 3D60 |
| Primary key ID | 468A04EF4DE23D60 |
| Signing subkey fingerprint | F62A 30B4 4B65 29F5 8733 2E1F D427 6C57 F1A8 7797 |
| Signing subkey ID | D4276C57F1A87797 |
| Created | 2026-09-06 |
| Primary expires | 2031-09-05 |
| Signing subkey expires | 2028-09-05 |
Compare the fingerprint on this page with the downloaded file before you import the key.
Verify the file:
curl -fsSL https://www.astrastudio.de/GPG-KEY-astrastudio | gpg --show-keys --with-fingerprint --with-subkey-fingerprint
Import the key once, then install the shop RPM:
sudo rpm --import https://www.astrastudio.de/GPG-KEY-astrastudio sudo dnf install ./OnAirScreen_*_Fedora_x64.rpm
Check the package after importing the key:
rpm -K OnAirScreen_*_Fedora_x64.rpm
Expected: digests signatures OK. Without the imported key the signature shows as NOT OK / NOKEY even if the file is intact.
Shop download: customer.astrastudio.de
The same public key file signs the .deb packages. apt does not check the package signature on a local file — verify it with debsigs, import the key, then install as usual:
sudo apt install debsigs curl -fsSL https://www.astrastudio.de/GPG-KEY-astrastudio | gpg --import debsigs --verify OnAirScreen_*.deb sudo apt install ./OnAirScreen_*.deb
Install guide: Install OnAirScreen from a .deb.