80-bit floats support on x86_64 for Valgrinda project by mfranc Project DescriptionValgrind currently lacks support for 80-bit extended precision floating point arithmetic on x86_64 (long double). The current implementation uses 64-bit arithmetic instead, which means that programs running on x86_64 with "long double" give different results when running under Valgrind and natively. People were asking for support for this since like forever, but to date nobody went on implementing it. It's a project for a year, unless somebody has time to work on it full time, but one has to start somewhere. :-) |
Grab precise changes in log file/s between system eventsa project by smhalas Project DescriptionThe goal of this project is to create a tool to monitor changes in a log file or any text file between specific events in the system. |
Waysettingsa project by dspinella Project DescriptionA settings center akin to GNOME/KDE/XFCE settings panel but built for window managers like sway, i3 and hyprland. |
Learning topics in Lithmos and Linkedinan idea by mdati Project DescriptionPlanning to improve knowledge and learning using Okta-Lithmos and Linkedin-Learning platforms on topics useful in testing jobs and start / continue / complete some training. |
End-to-end Confidential VM attestationan idea by rhopkins Project DescriptionWhen considering the protection of data in the cloud, it is vital that the data remains protected at all times. Encryption forms a vital part of this protection with encrypted communications between endpoints and service as well as at-rest encryption within databases, filesystems and other storage. |
A Flight Dynamics Library written in Rust with an Entity Component System architecturea project by vcuadradojuan Project DescriptionThe Entity Component System is Data-driven architectural pattern, using composition over inheritance (contrary to Object Oriented programming). It is used in complex systems such as simulators, games, and Fintech; where the projects specify an array of complex systems that are loosely coupled. Projects where one needs to horizontally expand and change the behavior of a small subset of systems knowing that there will be no unwanted behavioral change carried to others, while at the same time provide a way to expand functionality that can be reused by a big number of the systems. |
Installation server setup utility - continueda project by csalmond Project DescriptionCreate a utility that will simplify setup a SLES machine to be a PXE boot server. This will include installing and setting up tftp, dhcp client/server, nfs server, and vsftp server. Selecting, mounting, exporting, ISO and kiso images for PXE installation and setting up PXE boot menus. |
Generate ignition/combustion files from Uyuni/SUSE Managera project by dvosburg Project DescriptionIgnition and combustion are the json configuration files used in SLE Micro/Leap Micro/Microos/ALP. These originated in Fedora CoreOS - so it is not distribution-specific. |
Experimenting with bootstrap compiler utilizing WASMa project by malikirri Project DescriptionA small group of people has been designing a new programming language, Mangrove, for a while and we're now in process of writing the first iteration(s) of bootstrap compiler(s). Part of our efforts is to research if we could utilize WASM for the first bootstrapping step to make it easier to bootstrap on different platforms. The language won't be using LLVM or any other existing backend to generate the machine code. We're building the whole compiling process ourselves. |
The Missing Middle: Add an intermediate brightness setting for auxiliary LEDs in Andúril 2a project by gkenion Project DescriptionAndúril is an open-source firmware for LED flashlights, which runs on several versions of ATtiny chip. It provides advanced functionality like configurable modes, brightness ramping, safety lockout, etc. via a UI controlled by a single button. |
Python Modules Mass Updatea project by pgajdos Project DescriptionPython modules version updates in Factory. |
Integration of Ironic in Uyuni for automating provisioning of bare metal machines.a project by ygutierrez Project DescriptionResearch about the integration of Ironic in Uyuni for automating provisioning of bare metal machines. |
Agama Minimal Live Imagea project by jreidinger Project DescriptionThe ultimate goal is to create agama live image that is really small iso and with minimal memory requirements. It provides just agama CLI and remote connection to web server. So no embedded browser. |
IBS & tracking tools integration workflow improvementa project by lmiksik Goal for this Hackweekrevisit the workflow and propose changes which will |
git hook that runs on clone; more git-verify signaturesan idea by jzerebecki Project Descriptionhttps://gitlab.com/source-security/git-verify |
Saline (state deployment control and monitoring tool for SUSE Manager/Uyuni)a project by vizhestkov Project DescriptionSaline is an addition for salt used in SUSE Manager/Uyuni aimed to provide better control and visibility for states deploymend in the large scale environments. |
RKE2/K3S working on IBM Powera project by tkelly Project DescriptionMike Friesenegger and Tevor Kelly will attempt to build a Kubernetes cluster on the IBM Power Server in the SE lab in Provo |
Integrate devices to self-hosted Home Asisstant servera project by JonathanKang Project DescriptionI'll integrate my existing smart devices at home to Home Assistant server that I set up a while ago. |
SMTGCCa project by fkastl Project DescriptionThere's a project experimenting with verifying GCC optimizations using SMT solvers. Currently there is only one person working on this project. Analyzing compilers with SMT solvers seems like a cool new topic to me. Let's see how we could help. |
Leverage containers to distribute NFS DRBD storage among pacemaker cluster nodesa project by zzhou Current Situation [bsc#1201271]SUSE HA NFS Storage Guide [1] provides a resilient NFS implementation to the clients even if the NS server node fails over within the cluster. However, it is Active-Passive of the two node cluster. |
study jupyter and try to write a simple kernela project by zcjia Project DescriptionJupyter is a python project that provides a notebook interface for different REPLs. |
Research on GNOME-related technologiesan idea by qzhao How to use vala in future works Project Description |
Learn and play with HAKubean idea by XinLiang Project DescriptionTry to learn about project HAKube (https://github.com/SUSE/HAKube) |
Try more on Rancher and Harvester productsan idea by xlai Project DescriptionGet familiar with Rancher and Harvester products and find out how SLE products are being consumed in those products. |
GameYatra: Personal Hobby Game Projecta project by lthadeus Project DescriptionGameYatra invites players on an adventurous journey through a myriad of games, each presenting a unique narrative and gameplay mechanics. The project aims to provide a fertile ground for learning and delving into game development. This is a personal project to venture into game development. This is going to be a continuous research and development project. Each level is a standalone game, offering a fresh narrative and a distinct gaming experience, all tied together by an overarching quest to reach the top level. |
Reverse Engineer a WiFi-enabled Water Heater and Create Integration for Home Assistantan idea by nicholasyang Project DescriptionRinnai R16E32FBF is a tankless water heater with an internal recirculation pump. It is WiFi-enabled and has a companion app on Android/iOS platform. The app is capable to turn on/off the heater, adjust the temperature setting, turn on/off the pump, report the state of heater and provide statistics about gas consumption. However, there is no APIs for programmatic access. |
Understand the workflow of test framework kdevopsa project by yosun Project DescriptionAs shown in the kdevops frontpage in GitHub, "kdevops provides a framework for automation for optimal Linux kernel development and testing". It currently supports fstests, blktests, pynfs, selftests and so on. |
Tumbleweed on Orange Pi 5 Plus (Rockchip RK3588 board)an idea by gsu Tumbleweed on Orange Pi 5 Plus (Rockchip RK3588 board) |
Get familiar with GNOME OS and openQA tests for ita project by GraceWang Goal for this Hackweek: Get familar with GNOME OS, Set up a local openQA test environment for GNOME OS, Get familar with the existing test cases |
Lua language learninga project by xiaoguang_wang Lua is used as an embedded programming language or an extension language in many system and applications, I want know more about it. |
Inter-Process Communication/Synchronization with Pythonan idea by waynechen55 Project DescriptionInter-Process communication is an old topic and there are already many different methods to achieve this theoretically or in real world. I found sometimes some solutions still not good enough although they can solve the problem without any problem, for example, when the region needs protecting is not small or multiple processes need to modify the same file. |
GNOME 45, openSUSE flatpak adaption on SLE and ALP.an idea by yfjiang Project DescriptionInvestigate GNOME 45 as the latest GNOME desktop. I will spend time on its general enablement on SLE and ALP. |
ComplianceAsCode/conten sysctl chroot awarea project by esampson Project DescriptionThe current template shared/templates/sysctl in https://github.com/ComplianceAsCode/content is not chroot aware. |
Tumbleweed on Mars-CM (RISC-V board)a project by ph03nix RISC-V is awesome, Tumbleweed is awesome, chocolate cake is awesome. I'm planning to combine all of them in one project. Project Description |
Learn Golang contribuing to opensource projectsa project by mbussolotto Project DescriptionGet practice in Golang targeting some "good first issue" on open source projects. You can find some of them in Resources |
Create 2D space shooter gamea project by jcejka Project Bellatrix2D space shooter game written in python and pyglet library. |
Patch search applied to productsa project by otilloy IntroductionWhen issues are found in software (being them security or not), it is not always trivial to find and keep track of all products and versions that could potentially be affected by them. |
Critik8sa project by ftorchia Project Descriptioncritik8s aims to report critical error events that occur in Kubernetes clusters and therefore require manual user intervention. |
SUSE-Rancher docs diagramminga project by jkrug My proposal for hack week is to dive into diagramming for the doc(s) team(s) as I've struggled to give it the decent block of time it needs. There are a few iterative parts: |
Create internal Web UI for OSC to make searching for package maintainers, bug owners etc. easiera project by pvlasin Project DescriptionThe idea is to create and internally host a simple webpage with proper backend code allowing quicker and easier lookup for package maintainers and bug owners from OSC. Nothing fancy, just a page with search box and few radio button parameters to execute the lookup and display the results. Obviously it needs to fulfill security measures when it comes to the access to OSC on the service level and also user access rights to the search page itself (e.g. Okta). Currently the lookup can be done via terminal (which is OK), but there are security measures in place which makes the lookup difficult for some and granting an engineering VPN access just for the sake of this OSC lookup is a bit an overkill for people that do not need it for any other purpose. |
SLEperf containerizea project by jerrytang Project DescriptionSLEPerf containerize |
Language Learning!a project by zzaimeche Project DescriptionIt is time to resurrect the dreaded green owl of legend, and return to learning some languages. |
Deep clean-up of the Uyuni documentation filesan idea by omaric Project DescriptionThis project is planned as a collection of random changes to the documentation files in order to rid them of cluttered in the content, outdated comments, inconsistent style (minor issues), unused parameters, duplications, etc. |
Contribute to documentation *light*a project by chabowski Project DescriptionYou might recall that the SUSE (BCL) documentation team for HW21 offered a project called "EVERYONE can contribute to documentation – See how YOU can join the party". Even if this year, unfortunately, we are not able to host a live workshop event about documentation and how to interact with us, we would like to continuously push awareness that our invitation to contribute to open source and SUSE documentation NEVER expires :-). |
Mini Network Engineera project by jocronenberg Project DescriptionA small game in the style of Mini Motorways and Mini Metro but building a Computer Network. |
Plan 9 filesystem support in GRUBa project by ptesarik Project DescriptionQEMU can serve host files using the 9P2000 protocol. Xen can serve host files using the 9P2000 protocol. Even WSL2 can serve files using the 9P2000 protocol. This makes it a perfect choice to make your kernel under development in your host environment available to your testing VM, right? Well, almost. GRUB2 cannot boot from a Plan9 filesystem share. |
Publish two personally productive projects (preferably on github)a project by dmair Since this will be my first real "from the start" publication the goal for me has more to do with the experience of publishing the projects, use of the public hosting site and access tools, particularly git. The projects that will be published are: |
Logos Competition: openSUSE, Tumbleweed, Leap, Slowroll and Kalpaa project by ddemaio Logos Competition: openSUSE, Tumbleweed, Leap, Slowroll and KalpaThe openSUSE Community is considering a new, distinct openSUSE logo to represent the project as well as four new logos for the following openSUSE distributions; Tumbleweed, Leap, Slowroll and Kalpa. There have been discussions of a new openSUSE logo over the years, but the timing to transition to a new logo wasn’t ideal, until now. |
Sales portalan idea by bthomas Project DescriptionLet's make our daily work easier! |
Port NeuVector zero-trust security functions to host/VMan idea by feih Project DescriptionToday, NeuVector only support container environment. It does a lot of security functions and many of those are actually not limited to only protect containers technically. Sometimes, we are seeing requests/asks about providing similar functions to protect servers & VMs. So, it is technically possible. Some of the zero-trust security protections are still pretty unique if we port it over to host/VM side. Welcome if you are interested to help and give it a try! |