Improvements to osc (especially with regards to the Git workflow)a project by mcepl DescriptionThere is plenty of hacking on 
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Susensusan idea by RMestre https://github.com/rjpmestre/susensus |
Learn to edit and create videosa project by zoecao DescriptionDuring Hackweek 25, I will learn video editing, explore some video editing apps, and then choose one to learn how to edit and create videos. 
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Try to use AI and MCP for ACPI table analysisan idea by joeyli DescriptionTry to use AI and MCP if they can help with ACPI table analysis. |
OpenRC in openSUSEan idea by jimedrand DescriptionI have been using openSUSE for 3 years and I am just seen the |
Trial and error with AIan invention by sbehlert Description
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Learn AI related stuffa project by emiura Learn about different AI tech and how can it be used in daily tasks. 
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Discover possibilities of AI assisted text searchan idea by tsaupe Description |
GRIT: GRaphs In Timea project by fvanlankvelt DescriptionThe current implementation of the Time-Travelling Topology database, StackGraph, has served SUSE Observability well over the years. But it is dependent on a number of complex components - Zookeeper, HDFS, HBase, Tephra. These lead to a large number of failure scenarios and parameters to tweak for optimal performance. 
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AI coursesan invention by prabalsuse DescriptionExplore AI courses 
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bpftrace contributiona project by mkoutny Description
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Dynamic Ansible Inventory for Orthos 2an invention by SchoolGuy Description
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Hackweek survivorsan invention by jcronenberg UpdateThe game can be played here 
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Migrate Steve tests from Rancher Integration Tests into Steve w/ Test Harness using AIa project by fgehrke DescriptionMigrate integration tests at r/r https://github.com/rancher/rancher/tree/main/tests/v2/integration/steveapi to steve using CoPilot with the new approach created by TomLeb. 
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Play with the idea of a zyppda project by zbenjamin DescriptionWhen refactoring zypp we more than once thought about having a zyppd that can run in the background, multiple zypper instances could connect to it receiving current operations and, if the user rights match, control the operation. 
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Rancher Manager Multi-Cluster Development Environmentan idea by mbologna Description |
Create a distributed key-value storea project by ptashima DescriptionCreate a distributed key-value store using the Raft protocol. 
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Extracting, converting and importing VMs from Nutanix into SUSE Virtualizationa project by emendonca DescriptionThe idea is to delve into understanding Nutanix AHV internals on how it stores and runs VMs, and how to extract them in an automated way for importing into a KVM-compatible hypervisor, like SUSE Virtualization/Harvester. The final product will be not only be documentation, but a working prototype that can be used to automate the process. 
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File search subcommand for zypperan invention by mook_work Description
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Continue working on zypper-rsa project by zbenjamin DescriptionContinue with my zypper-rs experiment, a zypper implementation in Rust.
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Git based Flow Chart for SLES 16.0 Public Cloud Artifactsa project by aosthof DescriptionThe new workflow for releasing maintenance updates for SLES 16.0 is very different from the previous (SLE 15 and before) one and involves various stages with reviews, approvals, etc. As it's rather complex and I didn't find anything like that I decided to create a flow chart based on Public Cloud packages and images - a picture explains more than a 1000 words. 
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Work on kqlite (Lightweight remote SQLite with high availability and auto failover).a project by epenchev DescriptionContinue the work on kqlite (Lightweight remote SQLite with high availability and auto failover). 
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Image ranker via click-to-choose using locally running UIan invention by jeremy_moffitt DescriptionCreate an locally deployable application that allows the user to repeatedly choose between two images from a set to rank them over the course of multiple comparisons. The image set should be loadable from a local file folder the user specifies, then the program displays 2 images at a time to the user who selects their preferred image, random comparisons continue until the user decides they are done, or some threshold for comparisons is met (for example, all images except 1 have "lost" 5 times). The resulting stack sort is available to the user. As a stretch goal the images could be renamed or copy+rename based on the results. Additional stretch goal would be to sort images from a library of URLs (or perhaps a flickr stream). An unlikely but ambitious additional stretch goal is to filter out blurry images using some sort of AI plugin. 
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Exploring Innovative Android Cloud Storage Solutions for the Communityan idea by ameliabrooks244 Hello everyone, |
Add Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G (SM7250) basic device tree to mainline linux kernel
