WackoWiki: Aktion: Feed

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Aktion: Feed

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siehe auch: Externe Feeds Einbinden[link4]

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Feed Title: openSUSE News[link5]


Hack Week Project Takes Aim at Improving Membership Management[link6]

A Hack Week 25 project is looking to simplify how the openSUSE community manages memberships through a new platform called openSUSE Lounge.

The openSUSE Lounge project proposes a centralized system for maintaining member records, tracking membership status and supporting election-related tasks, all while reducing the manual workload placed on membership and election officials.

The platform is designed to give Member Officials a clearer, more efficient way to keep the member database accurate. Election officials could use the tool to export up-to-date voter lists, detect issues such as bounced credential emails and flag outdated or inactive accounts earlier in the process.

Longer-term plans may include allowing contributors to apply for membership directly through the interface, which could streamline onboarding and increase transparency for those seeking membership.

The prototype currently uses a Laravel backend paired with Tailwind CSS and Alpine.js for a lightweight interface. MariaDB powers the underlying data layer. A preview of the user interface was shared with the project through a pull request. More functionality is planned as Hack Week continues.

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The project could provide a step toward modernizing membership management for the project and improve how the community maintains this data.

Hack Week, which began in 2007, has become a cornerstone of the project’s open-source culture. Hack Week has produced tools that are now integral to the openSUSE ecosystem, such as openQA, Weblate and Aeon Desktop. Hack Week has also seeded projects that later grew into widely used products; the origins of ownCloud and its fork Nextcloud derive from a Hack Week project started more than a decade ago.

For more information, visit hackweek.opensuse.org.



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Feed Title: Pool von Japan Through the Eyes of Others[link7]


11945 R Kobe Japan Daikokuza Front Nanko Temple (Minatogawa Shrine), Kobe 17. VII. 1904. Union Postale Universale[link8]

Morton1905 hat dem Pool ein Foto hinzugefügt:

11945 R Kobe Japan Daikokuza Front Nanko Temple (Minatogawa Shrine), Kobe 17. VII. 1904. Union Postale Universale

11945 R Kobe Japan Daikokuza Front Nanko Temple (Minatogawa Shrine), Kobe 17. VII. 1904. Union Postale Universale
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Nanko Temple is the historical name for today’s Minatogawa Shrine, located in the central district of Kobe. The shrine is dedicated to the famed samurai Kusunoki Masashige, who died heroically in the 1336 Battle of Minatogawa while defending the Emperor. Masashige remains one of Japan’s strongest symbols of unwavering loyalty and samurai virtue.The term “Daikokuza Front” appears on early 20th-century postcards and photographs. It describes the front approach to the shrine, viewed from the direction of the former Daikokuza district, a lively area once known for theatres and entertainment. These images reveal how the shrine originally blended into the urban scenery of old Kobe.Today, Minatogawa Shrine is known for its large torii gate, shaded camphor-tree avenue, and calm atmosphere despite its central location. It remains a popular site for family ceremonies, while the annual Nanko Festival on May 25 celebrates Kusunoki Masashige with samurai parade processions and traditional rituals.

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Nanko Temple je povijesni naziv za današnji Minatogawa Shrine, smješten u središnjem dijelu grada Kobe. Svetište je posvećeno legendarnom samuraju Kusunoki Masashige, koji je 1336. herojski poginuo u bici kod Minatogawa braneći cara. Zbog njegove iznimne odanosti, Masashige u japanskoj kulturi simbolizira ideal samurajske vjernosti.
Naziv „Daikokuza Front“ pojavljuje se na starim razglednicama i fotografijama iz razdoblja Meiji i Taishō. Označava prednji dio i glavni pristup svetištu, snimljen iz smjera tadašnje gradske četvrti Daikokuza, poznate po kazalištima i zabavi. Time se dobiva uvid kako je svetište nekad izgledalo unutar živopisnog urbanog krajolika starog Kōbea.
Danas Minatogawa Shrine odlikuju široki ulazni torii, aleje starih kamforovaca i mirna atmosfera usred modernog grada. Mjesto je popularno za obiteljske obrede, a posebno je poznat Nanko Festival, koji se svake godine održava 25. svibnja u čast Kusunoki Masashigea, uz povorke u samurajskim kostimima i tradicionalne ceremonije._