Run SPICE client on RaspberryPi as remote terminal to VMs in SUSE Cloud 2.0

At moment PowerKVM client needs to be shutdown after installation. A manual changes for boot orders in configuration file is needed for booting up SLES 12. The idea is to create GRUB menu which can be handed over from DNS Server to client when it starts up. The GRUB menu should contains normal installation option and entry which is able to boot SLES 12 from hard disk.

There are several newer applications built on the enlightenment foundation libraries that could be packaged and got to the level of factory inclusion they include * epymc (Media Center)

Feed_hamsta.pl is cmdline interface for control Hamsta-master (http://qadb.suse.de/hamsta) Hamsta-master provide A lot of API base on socket.

Create a database of common and not so common error messages, warnings, etc. to provide references to bugzilla, TIDs, wikis, etc. When working in support you often run into issues that have unspecific or misleading error message. Google might be helpful, but especially with kernel dumps, longer traces, complex issues this doesn't help.

Various rests I have on my TODO on the bottom :).

I am trying to write a simple stackoverflow fork and I use mongodb. I found that currently mongodb doesn't support "text index" of Chinese while I want to implement searching of all Q&A.

openSUSE still lacks Ubuntu SDK for development of applications for Ubuntu Touch platform. I'd like to create package and write some application for my phone.

Unfortunately flashplayer no longer works in Firefox. It freezes FF for about 1-2 minutes. With pepperflash (coming from Google) flash is not detected at all. Flash works inside of google-chrome though. The issues apply only to my standard user 'sndirsch' (~/.mozilla/ directory has been erased completely!). For a freshly created user pepperflash works fine in FF. I would like to investigate on this, since still a lot of webpages are using flash and I don't want to switch for google-chrome because of this.

openshot often crashes when working a lot with audio snippets. I would like to debug this and possibly fix it.

When running WHQL tests on the Windows VMDP drivers, one test requires the server vm to be in core mode. Once in core mode, it is difficult to modify NIC parameters and adjust disk partitions. I want to make a simple command line utility that will enable making these kind of changes when in core mode. Remote server management is possible but requires a lot of setup and some features I need are lacking.

UI stuff is an important part for desktop environment, so I would like to learn some basic details for UI techniques. This may includes deep learning for javascript, css, xml, svg etc, but not limited.

Prepare a demo to show how to setup and use Octavia with both http and https traffic.

An adaptive commandline tool to compute hmac by invoking hash tools with interface similar to those provided by coreutils. https://github.com/persmule/adaptive-hmac

Read a few books to improve my programming skills and learn some frequently used tools like gdb, git, etc.

During Hackweek15, I plan to learn about packaging.

To support the Windows vdagent, I need to get a mingw environment in place. I plan to do this from a VM. Once the vdagent is built, I want to add it to the VMDP package.

BACKGROUND Remote Attestation is a technique defined by the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) consortium (http://www.trustedcomputinggroup.org/) to verify a platform's integrity (i.e. whether or not that platform is behaving as expected).

I started this project a couple years ago, and it only recently got off the ground enough that I committed the code somewhere (though it's still pretty minimal). A lot of work still needs to be done in the main instruction loop. I've been implementing instructions in the order of the execution of a test binary I created on an HP PA-RISC system. To get started:</br>

Monasca is "Monitoring at Scale" for OpenStack and cloud services. It is a little tricky to run in its current form. There are a number of services that make up Monasca, and a number of underlying services (kafka, zookeeper, spark, etc) that are needed. Add on top of that Ceilosca (Ceilometer metering using Monasca as a back end) and the list gets longer.

Create a database which reads and writes data in yaml based format and into yaml based files Planned to write following functions for database:

This is a documentation-only project: Describe how we did the SaltConf 2017 SUSE keynote demo and check in the code examples as a GitHub project.

Now that Windows Fall Creator is out, I wanted to enable Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) on my VMDP build box and install openSUSE. Then inside openSUSE, I wanted to be able to build the qemu-ga component for VMDP. After adding the mingw packages along with git, I was successful in building qemu-ga. My next step is to move the built qemu-ga components into the packaging area of VMDP to produce the full VMDP package with qemu-ga in it.

Try to integrate ibus-typing-booster into openSUSE Tumbleweed. Developer page: http://mike-fabian.github.io/ibus-typing-booster/index.html

My knowledge of Qt is still superficial, I would like to deepen it and also learn QtQuick. Reading some books, experimenting and contributing somewhere.

This is a book about modern C++ programming. I mean, if you are a C++ programmer, you’re going to love all the code in this book. I will share the main ideas with my teammates. Thanks.

I will learn to create images for openQA SLE12SP4 Migration group during Hackweek 17.

During hackweek I'll try to get sound working via bluetooth on my Thinkpad T470, which is still running openSUSE Leap 42.3.