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Implement a proof-of-concept USB security key with support for encrypted data storage, U2F and FIDO2 (webauthn).

Jellyfin is the volunteer-built, open-source media solution that puts you in control of your media. Stream to any device from your own server, with no strings attached. Furthermore, Jellyfin Python is the API client from Jellyfin Kodi extracted as a python package so that other users may use the API without maintaining a fork of the API client. Please note that this API client is not complete. You may have to add API calls to perform certain tasks. I have a Jellyfin server and I used have scripts running against a Plex server, but I'm missing them, so I'd like to re implement them against my Jellyfin server, but the library is difficult to use, so try and get a handle on it and document it.

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Create a K8s CRD for s3gw.

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Tafl is a family of ancient norther European board games, including Hnefatafl, Tablut and Brandubh. This Hackweek project aims to take a half-finished implementation to a small open-source game project with a terminal user interface.

Motivation

Many projects rely heavily on CI jobs, e.g. based on github actions. We already had ideas for tight integration of openQA into such workflows for years, e.g. in https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/48641

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We have a lot of solutions for the Edge like: Rancher, k3s, Elemental, SLE Micro but we don't have a complete end to end example solution the deliver these. For example if a Edge device at a customer location fails somebody without any knowledge should be able the replace the device. The installation and provisioning should be automatic, this should also be for new devices.

Achievements:

• Documented all necessary steps to setup the testing environment on Windows 11

Make it faster!

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IIRC there was some article in tech news some year ago that criticized the way RPM keys are handled in the SUSE distribution.

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During Hackweek I want to dig deep into PSPs to PSA and Kubewarden Implementation and Migration

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Tabula rasa re UPS here, let me learn around.

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The Uyuni doc requires a lot of dependencies installed to be built. Keeping your system on the right versions or reinstalling can be a challenge.

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Create openSUSE images for Arm and/or RISC-V boards that are not yet supported.

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UYUNI has the ability to synchronize packages from remote locations. But doesn't have a similar solution for container images.

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Setting up and populating image registries can be a lengthy and error prone task. The idea is to create a CLI / web tool for managing and automatically syncing (mirroring) images to a custom registry. This would be an interesting project that would result in a helpful tool that can save time and reduce human error (mistagging).

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Learning and retaining information is one of the biggest challenges for programmers. So if there was a way to increase the efficiency of one's learning, it would be very useful. Luckily, there is such a thing: spaced repetition. TLDR: you create flashcards, each of which contains one piece of information you want to remember, and review them at intervals that psychology has determined are optimal for learning.

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The hierarchical namespaces project in Kubernetes allows us to organize namespaces in a tree structure. But, since it is just a layer on top of vanilla Kubernetes, it doesn't offer an API to do anything more complex with that tree structure.

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Currently, the way to install Rancher in Air-Gap mode (with personal registry server) is using the rancher-save/load-images.sh script to save container images required by Rancher into tar.gz tarball and load it into the personal registry. These scripts work fine when saving and loading single-arch images.

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Now that Uyuni proxy can be run as containers this project is about deploying it using Elemental and Fleet.

I have three hundred and eighty four openSUSE 12.1 DVDs. Given 12.1 went end of life almost ten years ago, it seems likely these DVDs are useless. Rather than toss them out I've decided to try to turn them into some form of art.

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Add support in elemental-toolkit for encrypted volumes using LUKS.

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This project is about creating a GUI that visualizes algorithms. At first, it will focus on search and sort algorithms.

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The project is about exploring the use of Peribolos in managing team repository permissions within Kubernetes/Org GitHub repo. The focus is on implementation and how to effectively utilize Peribolos for this purpose.

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Currently, the Elemental Operator authenticates the hosts registering for Elemental provisioning via TPM attestation. In particular, the host will perform both Enrollment and Attestation in the same round on the very first registration. Further connections to update the host state will be possible only if the host will be able to proof its identity via TPM (the Enrollment previously done will be used to perform Attestation against the host).

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As per discussions in the SOAFEE SIG that SUSE is a founding member of, container users will be in need of running workloads with mixed criticality.