Turbulent Molecular Dynamics Simulations in Ca project by dwaas During hack week I will carry on the research I started to write my thesis. The work is called "Turbulence Driven Clustering in Nematic Active Particles" and will (hopefully) make it into a Physical Review Letters paper. 
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investigate GTK4.0a project by qzhao I want to study GTK 4.0's new feature. 
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QA Data Analysis Tool(Framework)a project by lzwang A frame work for automatically analysis the result of the performance test. The tool can be used manully as well as used throught openAPI. 
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Study DBusa project by cxiong As DBus a main component in Linux user space, in this hackweek I plan to learn more about it. 
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Try some funny Wireless Display Software for openSUSEa project by acho Steps:
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youdid: Time based Github project dashboardan idea by njones Get an overview of your activity on a particular Github project. |
openSUSE Kubic Get Startedan idea by zzhou Play with openSUSE Kubic, and explore the possibility to modernize our own engineering workflow. |
Implement something like Time Slider on Solarisa project by yudaike 
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Gen-AI chatbots and test-automation of generated responsesa project by mdati Description
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Generate OSV Security Dataan invention by msmeissn Implement generation of OSV security data
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Experiment with no-mmu Linux (STM32F429I-DISCO)an invention by a_faerber A broad range of ARMv7-A boards have been enabled in openSUSE already. I would like to complement my experiences by bringing up Linux on an ARMv7-M board, the STM32F429I discovery board, featuring a Cortex-M4 and 8 MB SDRAM. 
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Enlightenment systray improvementsa project by simotek The systray module hasn't been ported to the new gadgets system so the aim is to port it. 
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ocfs2: use iomapan idea by goldwynr iomap is a way to map file blocks to the device. Many filesystems such as xfs, ext4 or gfs2, use this common code to perform buffered and direct I/O. The advantage would be smaller codebase in individual filesystem code (ocfs2), lesser defects and better maintainability. |
Customize and testing automation trying my openwrt image on x86 and raspberryan idea by zyuhu Hackweek 19 This project purpose are: |
OTPClient v2.6.0an invention by pstivanin Project Description
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Make tags markdownable on geekos.ioan invention by digitaltomm 
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Testbusan invention by okir Create a framework for running tests distributed across a number of hosts. The goal is to be able to run tests for things like 
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get a CNC Gcode generator to work on openSUSEa project by bmwiedemann My hobby project is about using Lego mindstorms to turn a lathe / turning machine into a CNC. 
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Enlightenment openQA improvements + git build images.a project by simotek
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Learn Go (language)an invention by vsistek I plan to learn Go, first by going through the official 'Tour of Go', then implementing simple caldav client to help me with work reports. 
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Ansible install/management scripts for Pi based Fluxgate compass with Django GUIa project by cdevita The current kplex_monitor repo needs to be reorganized so that it can be installed from scratch on another PI using ansible 
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Cloud rearrangement: VM migration path-findingan invention by aspiers There are several use cases where it's beneficial to be able to automatically rearrange VM instances in a cloud into a different 
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Update Haskell ecosystem in Tumbleweed to GHC-9.10.xan invention by psimons Description
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Rewrite zypprepo puppet modulea project by tampakrap The zypprepo was written around 3 years ago, and was based on the yumrepo built-in type/provider. Nowadays zypprepo misses a lot of functionality, which will be automatically inherited if it gets rewritten to be in sync with the current code of yumrepo (as also discussed in its issues #5 and #9). If time permits, solving issue #4 would be also really useful. 
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Familiar with SUSE new released products (SUSE Cloud/Storage/Docker)a project by wanghaisu I want to use this week to familiar with the SUSE products that i don't have time/chance to participate. For instance, SUSE Cloud, SUSE storage, Docker etc... Just like the presentations in SUSEcon 2015 closing keynote. 
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