If you like the work and if you would like to get me a β π 
Stremio-RaspberryPi
Steps to run Stremio in Raspberry Pi
Clone the git project
git clone https://github.com/shivasiddharth/Stremio-RaspberryPi
Make the scripts executable
sudo chmod +x /home/${USER}/Stremio-RaspberryPi/scripts/installer.sh
sudo chmod +x /home/${USER}/Stremio-RaspberryPi/scripts/service-installer.sh
sudo chmod +x /home/${USER}/Stremio-RaspberryPi/src/server-launcher.sh
sudo chmod +x /home/${USER}/Stremio-RaspberryPi/src/client-launcher.sh
Run the installer
sudo /home/${USER}/Stremio-RaspberryPi/scripts/installer.sh
After the installation, try opening the Stremio server and client manually using the following commands or use the Launcher Shortcuts created on the desktop
Open first terminal and run
/home/${USER}/Stremio-RaspberryPi/src/server-launcher.sh
Open second terminal and run
/home/${USER}/Stremio-RaspberryPi/src/client-launcher.sh
After verification if desired, set Stremio to auto start on boot
There will be a minor delay ~1Min between the launch of Server Service and Client Service. This is to ensure that the Client starts after the Server.
Run the service installer
sudo /home/${USER}/Stremio-RaspberryPi/scripts/service-installer.sh
Enable and start the service
systemctl --user enable stremio-server.service
systemctl --user enable stremio-client.service
systemctl --user start stremio-server.service
systemctl --user start stremio-client.service
Fix for screen tearing
Open a terminal and run
sudo raspi-config
In that, Navigate to Advanced Options -> Compositor -> xcompmgr composition manager -> Choose βNoβ
Note
- If you have closed or stopped the background Stremio services, then if you wish to start them again, you can use the service desktop shortcuts.
- You can manually start the Stremio server and client using the Stremio Launcher desktop shortcuts.
- If your cursor is stuck after running
systemctl --user start stremio-server.service, press Ctrl+C on keyboard to break free. - You can access Stremio on Apple iPads and iPhones with the server running on Raspberry Pi. Refer to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYmpVh_GWJg

