So I got me another Raspberry Pi 2, and I’m working on building my main media center on it. Of, course, most of the stuff needed for a media center on a Raspberry Pi is pretty straight forward today, and there are lots of guides on the net which will help building a perfect media center. However, one thing I did not find, and it is installing CouchPotato server on an official build of OpenELEC. This is mainly because OpenELEC is specifically optimized distribution of Linux for media centers. Anyways, after some playing with OpenELEC through SSH (can be enabled in the system settings), I’ve managed to run the latest CouchPotato as a service using systemd. Below are the steps to accomplish the above: 1. First, we need to get the latest version of CouchPotato git clone https://github.com/RuudBurger/CouchPotatoServer.git