Compile gamesa project by bmwiedemann Description
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Trento onboard touran invention by xarbulu DescriptionBuild the Trento webpage onboard tour demo. The idea is to experiment with one of the multiple available tools to create this onboard tour, most probably using some react library. 
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Learn ML/DL concepts and toolsa project by ytriantafyllopoulos DescriptionThe aim of this project is to gain a broad understanding of ML/DL concepts and tools. By the end, you should be able to understand both the theory behind these concepts as well as how they are applied in a practical context. 
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Discover 3d printing tools and improve integration in Linux desktop and flatpakan invention by fcrozat DescriptionOwner of a first 3d printing for some weeks (Bambulab P2S), I want to learn a bit more about the various tools to use it and, if needed, make sure they work fine in Linux desktop with flatpak. 
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learn more about core file debugginga project by jcejka Description
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Hackweek Mini-Project: Get Started with K3sa project by parag.jain DescriptionA small, hands-on Hackweek project to learn the basics of k3s — a lightweight Kubernetes distribution. 
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Trento AI Companionan invention by agamez Description
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Uyuni Saltboot reworka project by oholecek DescriptionWhen Uyuni switched over to the containerized proxies we had to abandon salt based saltboot infrastructure we had before. 
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Backporting patches using LLMa project by jankara Description
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eBPF bytecode emitter in Haskella project by kalfalakh Description
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Simplify the process for using Confluence data in NotebookLMan invention by bear454 Description
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Uyuni Docs RAG-MCP Bridgea project by jordimassaguerpla AsciiDoc-to-Context: Building a Model Context Protocol (MCP) RAG Bridge for Uyuni Doc 
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Using AI for generating man pages on base of existing C Source Codea project by schubi2 Description
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Physics-based Game Mechanics Optimization for Open-Source Environmentsa project by sliicemasternet In the world of open-source software development, particularly within the openSUSE ecosystem, we often focus on heavy backend systems or enterprise tools. However, there is a growing need to understand how lightweight, high-performance applications—like modern web-based video games—manage real-time physics and input latency. This Hackweek project aims to analyze the synchronization between user input and frame-perfect physics execution in casual gaming environments. 
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Docs Navigator MCP: SUSE Edition
Reassess HiFive Premier P550 board (for RISC-V virtualization)
improve harvester seeder to allow provisioning of nested harvester clusters
Exploring Modern AI Trends and Kubernetes-Based AI Infrastructure
