hack bundler-audita project by jordimassaguerpla bundler-audit is an open source that scans you Gemfile.lock (if you program with ruby) for known vulnerabilities. 
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Grub2: make it easy to select the default boot targetan idea by pmladek "grub2-once" allows to print a numbered list of available targets using --list option. It allows to select the boot target using the number. It would be great to add this functionality to the "grub2-set-default" command as well. |
Get started with QTa project by moskyto Learn QT and make something to try it. 
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NIS and IPv6an invention by kukuk Look at the NIS RPC protocol, enable IPv6 where possible, document where not. Try to find out what Solaris is doing. 
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Automatic performance analytical framework and dashboardan idea by mgorman My last hackweek project was "melbot", a server-side automated system for running performance tests. This went from being a project to something the performance team now uses heavily. The volume of data it now produces is excessive and problems are easily missed. It's a short hackweek for me due to being on holiday for two of the days but there are three objectives to the hackweek project |
Add "update" option to py2packan idea by tbechtold py2pack (https://github.com/saschpe/py2pack) is used to create rpm packages from python modules. Would be great if py2pack can also update an existing package (download new version, update spec file, check requirements, ...) |
add IP camera to new kicker room to reduce collisionsa project by sleep_walker From time to time we face collisions when two teams would like to play at the same time. 
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Build python2 and python3 packages from single spec filean invention by tbechtold Currently python2 and python3 packages are completely independent. Would be imho good to build py2 and py3 versions from a single source (as Fedora, Debian & Ubuntu do already). There was already a mailing list post about this: http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-packaging/2014-09/msg00000.html 
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investigate how kernel live patching worksa project by herbert0890 kGraft is SUSE Labs answer to the rising need for being able to patch the running kernel without rebooting the system. I think this kind of tool is very cool, so by this hackweek chance, I want to investigate it how it works and how it was implemented. And also by this chance, I hope I can improve my ability of kernel hacking. If you are also interested in kernel live patching, please join this project together. 
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Hamsta webconsolean idea by jw-hao This project was issued by Zhibin Han. |