Improve and unify spec changes formating and automation for Factory rulesan invention by scarabeus_iv This project is mostly about automating spec file formatting to have all specs more look-alike, much better for review and there is no need to force people to write that way, just to format it afterwards is sufficient. Other task is to track changes in osc repo and adjust changelog accordingly. 
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Extending KubeVirtBMC's capability by adding Redfish supportan invention by zchang Description
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Install Leap 16.0 to my father-in-laws computeran invention by frantisek.simorda Description
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Use OBS to build GNU Screen master branchan idea by enavarro_suse |
SUSE Manager/Spacewalk client debug/test shellan idea by dmacvicar When developing for SUSE Manager, it gets tiresome to setup clients in order to debug and test with clients. |
Use linear programming for the partitioning proposalan idea by ancorgs The YaST team is rewriting yast2-storage. That includes new shiny code for the storage proposal during installation. It calculates what partitions and/or volumes need to be created to allocate the system and finds the best way to create those partitions in the existing free spaces. The second part becomes more complicated than it looks as soon as you start considering the restrictions imposed by each volumes and by the technology (primary vs logical partitions, for example). |
Learn Android developmentan idea by mvetter Over the years I have stumbled upon various Android projects where I needed a feature and wasn't able to implement it because I had no idea about Android development. |
Create a container-snap based image for openSUSEa project by dancermak Description
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NFire a new project to replace newburna project by lzwang newburn is a system press testing tool. But it is out of maintained. And it is heavily integrated in ctcs2. So replace it with a new one. 
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Running Virtual Machines and Containers together with Kubernetesan idea by pgeorgiadis SUSE is well known for the standard enterprise linux distribution (aka SLES). As a result, most of the customers we have are not cloud-native, so cool stuff like microservices and serverless are no gonna happen within the day for them. There is a very good chance that some old monoliths running in Cobol today, will continue running in the same way for the next 10 years. However, companies are evolving and some parts of the business might (or they can be already) converted into containers. So what happens now? They have to keep maintaining two infrastructures: |