GNOME Lovean invention by dgarcia Project DescriptionThe idea is to work on projects related to GNOME (libs/apps or others) that needs some love, components that are important for the desktop, but has few contributions lately. |
Relm4-based user interface for Agamaan invention by IGonzalezSosa MotivationDisclaimer: the idea of this project is to play around with Relm4. |
Picopad developmentan invention by vbabka Project DescriptionFew months ago I bought the new Raspberry Pi Pico based DIY console called Picopad. |
Create doc-kit for Smart Docsan invention by ta-ro Project DescriptionCreate a new doc-kit to set up and maintain Smart Docs. |
Updatecli Shared Policiesan invention by olblak Updatecli is a declarative dependency management tool, used to apply file update strategies. It is designed to be used from everywhere, where each application "run" detects if a value needs to be updated using an update policy then apply changes according to the policy, commit the changes and finally open a pullrequest on GitHub/Gitlab/Stash. |
Hangar: tool for mirror container images & generate rancher image lists.an invention by StarryWang Project DescriptionHangar is a tool for mirroring/copying multi-arch container images between registry servers and local files, it also can generate an image list file according to Rancher KDM data and chart repositories for mirroring/saving images. |
Retro gaming manual for Rancheran invention by mavedon Finished! View manual/FAQ here --> https://confluence.suse.com/display/~mavedon/Hackweek+2023Project Description |
Upgrade our SUSE Intranetan invention by k_charlton Calling all SUSE team members who want to:
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Generate OSV Security Dataan invention by msmeissn Implement generation of OSV security dataI want to have a first revision of OSV security data generation based on my current CVE database tooling. |
mikrolite - a cli to create lighweight Kubernetes clusters using microvmsan invention by rcase Project DescriptionThis project will create a CLI utility that will use "microvm" technology (a.k.a. lightweight virtualization) to enable users to create virtual machines and compose these into Kubernetes clusters. |