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The Linux Test Project has a solid and strong code base which could be used to create a generic testing framework.

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With Quad SATA HAT[1] you can turn your RPi / RockPi into a nice little NAS. There are some packages[2] for Raspbian/Ubuntu which will allow you to control the disks and the optional fan and OLED display. But what if you want to install Tumbleweed on your box?

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The openQA test database, based on PostgreSQL, has a lot of potential to be able to answer various questions but often we do not know how to put those questions into the right SQL queries so let's harness the power of artificial intelligence to go wild in this direction :)

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I did manage to write an userspace spidev driver for waveshare e-ink driver for gfxprim, terminal emulator and even the widget library mostly runs fine, but there are plenty of minor fixes to be done.

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SUSE Hack Week is about bringing people together, building bridges and letting them have fun, while they also grow, develop their interests, experience collaboration and enhance their cooperative spirit, when having to deal with complex problems and difficult situations.

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Problems

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Started last hack week with some more work after that in free time.

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This is a simple and handy text based GUI utility for dealing with boring

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Lesser on the coding side but to follow up on a past fun project: the Party Geeko insists since Hackweek 18 and is in good company with the other party guests.

Main output is in the form of a Project blog: https://mpagot.github.io/opensuse.hackweek.23/ I'm building a home NAS, I have most of the HW already on my desk. Is it possible to use openSUSE for that and let my family to enjoy it too?