Create an application to configure KEF wireless speakers from Linuxan invention by kraih The KEF LS50 Wireless are audiophile grade powered speakers that are fairly Linux friendly. But so far they can only be configured via an Android/iOS mobile app. I want to reverse engineer the custom binary protocol used by the apps, and build a simple Linux application to reconfigure things like DSP settings on the fly from the terminal. |
json creation script for jenkins pipelines that contains our MU urlsa project by ktsamis Project DescriptionI want to create a python script that will create the MU json we use already automatically. Essentially fill in this template and this |
OpenSUSE support for OpenStack Trainingan invention by dguitarbite OpenSUSE support for OpenStack Training Labs |
Port supportconfig to openSUSEa project by eeich <p> Supporttools are great and useful utilities to help support and development |
Bug Report Clustering with TensorFlowa project by herbert0890 Google recently open-sourced its Artificial Intelligence/Numerical Computing library called TensorFlow. I would like to use it to help us do a bug report clustering. A bug report often contains lots of comments. In order to find the similar bugs from different customers quickly and intelligently, I would like to choose a proper clustering algorithm and implement a model with TensorFlow, which can be deployed on a PC smoothly. |
yast2-storage-ng: ensure the best layout is proposeda project by ancorgs The theory behind the partitioning proposal of yast2-storage-ng is that all possible distributions of partitions in the disk are evaluated and the best one, according to this criteria, is chosen. But I have found several examples in which is hard believe that the result is actually the optimal distribution of partitions. So I want to invest some time checking if the error is on my side and the code is indeed proposing the best solution and, if that's not the case, improving the decision making of the code. |
Romantic photo competitiona project by kalabiyau Hackweek is a place for fun and things and also great things and a lot of fun. Some things don't require a reason - they are fun, that's all to it. Here goes a small competition with a lot of fun to it. Find Klaas in the office. |
Software development with the help of Kubernetesa project by DKarakasilis or how to replace |
Create a SAP Gardener playground and have fun!an invention by dakechi The idea of this project is to learn more about SAP Gardener and its capabilities. Evaluate potentials and eventually include some capability around CaaSP that does not yet exist there. |
Qactus (Qt App) packaging dashboarda project by simotek Project DescriptionLast hackweek I rather hacked up Qactus to include a useful dashboard for packagers as can be seen below. While this mostly works, it has some issues and the code is in no way at a point where it would be acceptable upstream. |
USB security key running embedded Linuxan invention by dmdiss Project DescriptionImplement a proof-of-concept USB security key with support for encrypted data storage, U2F and FIDO2 (webauthn). |
Elixir LiveView clone of Etherpad (running on ALP)a project by socon Project DescriptionEtherpad (etherpad.org) is a nice solution to share documentation online, with many plugins and capabilities to scale out. |
Explore the state of voice control on linuxa project by szarate Project DescriptionI would like to be able to give my fingers a well deserved rest from time to time, so I'd love to be able to either control my computer with voice or simply dictate to it, for writing emails and so on, and if possible... even writing some code using my voice! |
containerizing MicroOS Desktop components (reloaded)an invention by fcrozat Project DescriptionThis is a continuation of last year project: |
experiments with Pebble smartwatch, including writing a SUSECon application for ita project by fcrozat Pebble smartwatch is a nice gadget I own and I'd like to start playing with it at the code level. One goal would be to create a SUSECon / conference application for it, allowing to choose which talks I will attend and make sure the watch will notify me in advance a session will begin. |
Update cpan modules in OBSan invention by coolo devel:languages:perl has 2662 packages, but many of them are outdated because it's just a fight no man can win to update them. So we update them whenver we hit a problem. But this is evil: I count 2662 packages in devel:languages:perl and 1188 of them are outdated. So I'll write a script... just as we did with gems |
Morse Code Keyboarda project by tonghuix Just for Fun! Basically, it would be a keyboard using a straight telegraph key for taping Morse Code. |
Experiment with libfontconfig optimizationsa project by michalsrb This is preparation/accompanying project to my school thesis. Fontconfig is library that keeps database of fonts installed in system and gives applications ability to query it. Fontconfig is currently searching the database in naive way and can be quite slow if there is many fonts installed. Most applications make several font queries when starting and fontconfig is slowing down their start. |
SUSEGo - A knowledge search enginea project by jcavalheiro Why Knowledge is only useful if it is accessible. |
Y2Storage improve logginga project by ancorgs YaST dumps quite information to its own log file (placed at /var/log/YaST2/y2log). That info is very useful to understand and discover what is happening when an issue appears. All YaST modules write into this log file, and the brand new yast2-storage-ng is not an exception. Some improvements are necessary regarding to the logging of this new module: * Libstorage-ng is the C++ library powering the rewrite of the YaST storage stack. For using libstorage-ng from yast2-storage-ng in a more Ruby-like way, we created a wrapper that provides several features like automatic downcasting. But the current downcasting mechanism used by the wrapper causes libstorage-ng to introduce a lot of noise in the YaST logs. It would be nice to reduce that noise. |
DIY Awesome Glowing Nixie Clockan invention by JWSun Glowing Nixie Clock * A Nixie tube (English: /ˈnɪk.siː/ NIK-see), or cold cathode display, is an electronic device for displaying numerals or other information using glow discharge. |
Suse Manager - SPAa project by LuNeves The experience while navigating throughout the UI of Suse Manager it's not that nice. Whenever we navigate to a new page, the whole page gets refreshed and recreated, even when half of it didn't change a thing, for instance, the menu, topbar, and the notifications WebSocket connection, which in my opinion doesn't provide a smooth experience. This project has the goal to test out an automatic way to transform the Suse Manager UI into a Single Page Application. |
Take a closer look at ResourceSpace 9.0a project by suntorytimed What is ResourceSpace https://www.resourcespace.com/ |
Cgroup support for supportconfiga project by firoyang Project DescriptionMake supportconfig aware cgroup. |
Elemental Operator: support hosts without TPMan invention by fgiudici Project DescriptionCurrently, 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). |