Running a Wayland only system for both Tumbleweed and Leap 15.6.an idea by yfjiang Description |
Learn enough Golang and hack on CoreDNSa project by jkuzilek DescriptionI'm implementing a split-horizon DNS for my home Kubernetes cluster to be able to access my internal (and external) services over the local network through public domains. I managed to make a PoC with the k8s_gateway plugin for CoreDNS. However, I soon found out it responds with IPs for all Gateways assigned to HTTPRoutes, publishing public IPs as well as the internal Loadbalancer ones. |
enhancing FunKeys OSan idea by lansuse DescriptionThe FunKey S is the world's smallest foldable retro-gaming console. |
YQPkg - Bringing the Single Package Selection Back to Lifea project by shundhammer tl;dr |
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Explore NVIDIA GPU on SL Microan idea by Julie_CAO DescriptionSLE Micro is a new product of SUSE. We have 2 NVIDIA GPU cards installed in our test machines, A10 and A30. The vGPU tests on SLE has been running for a few years since SLE15SP5. I am insterested in how GPU works on SL Micro. |
Ansible for add-on managementa project by lmanfredi Description |
Kill DMA and DMA32 memory zonesa project by ptesarik Description |
New KDE Plasma notification app/appleta project by apappas DescriptionMy memory is terrible so I depend a lot on notifications to carry me through the workday. As a plasma user I am ok with the current applet, but I don't love it. It is too small for the centrality it has in my day. Also I dislike how you can not go back to notifications you have dismissed |
Tracing system calls with eBPFa project by doreilly DescriptionMany security tools need to record system calls like execve. Using the Linux audit system for this can have a detrimental performance impact in some cases. |
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Turing screen for notifications on OSXa project by eminguez Description |
Learning VMWare vsphere, vsan and esx upgrades.a project by uschairer DescriptionLearning VMWare vsphere, vsan and esx upgrades. |
Smarter Home with Home Assistantan idea by JonathanKang DescriptionIn previous hackweek, I setup a few automations and integrations that made my life easier. I had a few ideas to improve the current status, so I'd like to implement them in this hackweek. |
Create Video that reacts to music in real timean idea by simotek DescriptionProjectM is probably the best place to start with this, but i'd also possibly like to intergrate midi and Maybe OBS Studio as well as Pixivisor. If people know of other Linux options then maybe i'll play with them as well. |
Explore RAW photo group and similarity by open source alternative: darktable and rawspeedan idea by dawei_pang DescriptionI am a bird watching enthusiast and often takes many RAW photos in continuous shutter, camera can help to group photos by shutter but most common software cannot read the information. |
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Play with esp32 and arduino to create domotics stuffa project by aginies Descriptiongot some esp32 board and multiple small periphericals since a while at home, its time to play with them and learn a bit more about this stuff. Connect them to Home assistant. |
SMB3 Server written entirely in Rusta project by dmulder DescriptionGiven the number of bugs frequently discovered in the Samba code caused by memory issues, it makes sense to re-write the smbd service purely in Rust code. Meanwhile, it would be wise to abandon backwards compatibility here with insecure protocol versions, and simply implement the SMB3 spec. |
wayland, emacs, ssh and tmux... copy&past is brokena project by wagi DescriptionThe copy&past situation is broken, we all know that. And nothing will fix this. |
RC hold the flag - Gamea project by cfconrad DescriptionUtilize an esp32 + RX5808 + WS2812 LED-stripe to build a "Hold the flag" game, used with any 5Ghz FPV remote control vehicles. |
Improve UML page fault handlera project by ptesarik DescriptionImprove UML handling of segmentation faults in kernel mode. Although such page faults are generally caused by a kernel bug, it is annoying if they cause an infinite loop, or panic the kernel. More importantly, a robust implementation allows to write KUnit tests for various guard pages, preventing potential kernel self-protection regressions. |