Is Your Development Environment Compromised by Hardware Mediocrity?an idea by blackkscreen During Hackweek, we push the boundaries of open-source innovation, focusing intensely on code quality and system performance. However, I’ll make a strong affirmative statement: your "optimized" setup is a complete facade if you are ignoring the physical health of your primary interface. I firmly believe that "invisible" hardware defects—specifically backlight bleed and pixel ghosting—are silent productivity killers that cause subconscious cognitive load and eye strain during long coding marathons. It is a fundamental contradiction to strive for software excellence while viewing your work through a hardware "window" that is visually compromised. I now use a black screen for display testing as a mandatory "pre-flight check" before starting any new project to ensure my hardware matches my standards. Do you think a pristine display is a basic requirement for serious developers, or are we just using hardware specs to distract ourselves from the actual bugs in our code? |
How Do You Move Minecraft Worlds Between Android Devices?an idea by hazeljames00 Moving Minecraft worlds between Android devices is easier than many players think, and doing it correctly ensures you don’t lose hours of progress. Whether you’re upgrading your phone or sharing a world with a friend, there are a few reliable methods to transfer your saved worlds safely. |
What Happens If Spotify Premium APK Stops Working Suddenly?a project by hazeljames00 
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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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Exploring Money Simulation And User Progress In Browser Gamesan idea by dianak Project Description |
Learn about autogits bota project by mlin7442 Description
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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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s3pp - a dead-simple S3 servera project by mrohrich Description
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Gather data to re-tune interprocedural constant propagation in GCCa project by jamborm The heuristics driving the actions of interprocedural constant propagation (IPA-CP) has been designed when the pass was written and always meant to be then tweaked "later." Moreover, since that time a lot has changed but the decision making has not adapted. 
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Getting Game Suspend/Resume working also on Steam Decka project by sndirsch DescriptionI've written a short bash script to suspend and resume a game process using a hotkey (using 'kill -STOP/-CONT <pid>'). |
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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eBPF bytecode emitter in Haskella project by kalfalakh Description
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Learn Machine Learning conceptsan idea by lpriyad DescriptionThe aim of this project is to progress with my training related to machine learning and get hands on experience with some ML concepts and algorithms |
MCP server for Application Collectiona project by pcaraballo Description
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QE-SAP Test Comparison and Analysis Tool (and other helpful scripts)a project by VANASTASIADIS DescriptionIn my -almost - 3 years in QE-SAP, I have encountered various cases where I had to dig deep into countless and huge logs, visit other pages and perform multiple back-and-forths to get a good idea about the causes and effects of a test failure. Many of those tedious steps could - and should - be handled by automation, so that we can focus on meaningful tasks. This hackweek, I will attempt to create a tool - or, at least a PoC - to handle some of these problems. 
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Stream a Video Synth onto Twitch and other placesan idea by simotek DescriptionI have some video synths and video gear, Currently when I'm messing around with them I don't have a good way to share that with people. Fortunately the internet has several platforms for sharing video in real time so the aim is to get to the point where that is possible. |
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Backporting patches using LLMa project by jankara 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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Work on some systemd upstream RFEsa project by afeijoo Description
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Enhance setup wizard for Uyunia project by PSuarezHernandez DescriptionThis project wants to enhance the intial setup on Uyuni after its installation, so it's easier for a user to start using with it. 
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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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Learn for Prometheus Certified Associate exama project by witekbedyk DescriptionThe Prometheus Certified Associate (PCA) exam demonstrates an engineers foundational knowledge of observability and skills using Prometheus. 
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improve harvester seeder to allow provisioning of nested harvester clusters
