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Kudos August 2026
Welcome to our monthly report from the openSUSE Kudos recognition platform, where we take a moment to put a spotlight on the people who stepped up, helped others, and made this community a little brighter.
During the month of August 2026, 17 users received 24 kudos, and 419 badges were awarded to 251 contributors. You can see stats for this and previous months.
Spotlight
Top of the list in August: Bernhard Wiedemann (@bmwiedemann) with 5 kudos, more than twice what anyone else collected. Most of them (4) landed in Code & Engineering. That alone accounts for 5 of the month’s 24 kudos. Second place was a three-way tie at 2 kudos each: @bigironman, Gertjan Lettink (@knurpht) and Martin Schreiner (@mschreiner). Behind them, thirteen more people each picked up a kudo of their own, and all of them are listed below.
A milestone is worth stopping for: @dirkmueller, @jengelh, @krop and @pluskalm reached 100 Tumbleweed Contributions. That is the kind of steady, long-haul contribution that rarely makes headlines. Congratulations!
Not all of it is code, either. Documentation, translation, artwork, moderation and event work keep openSUSE usable and welcoming for everyone, and this month @aplanas, @bmwiedemann, @jimed-rand and @lkocman earned Wiki Contributor.
Kudos
Here are the thank-you notes themselves: 24 peer-to-peer kudos written by contributors about contributors, grouped by the person being thanked. The order follows the standings above, so August’s most recognized contributor opens the list.
From @levolet in Code & Engineering
“Thanks for all your great work in maintaining Slowroll. Your community spirit in thinking of it and creating it is also much appreciated.”
From @mdhup in Infrastructure Heroes
“Thank you for the work you do. Using slowroll has been a smooth experience. So much so that it ended my disro hopping. If it’s this good in beta, I can’t wait until it’s finished.”
From @PossiblePrinterPalace in Code & Engineering
“Thank you for the wonderful Slowroll. It has been my most pain-free Linux Desktop experience, in now more than 10 years of using different Linux distros.”
From @dnla in Code & Engineering
“Thanks for maintaining slowroll! Keep up the good work”
From @C7NhtpnK in Code & Engineering
“Thank you for offering Slowroll!”
From @lkocman in Support & User Assistance
“Many thanks for your quick help with re-branching the Leap-Images Wolfgang!”
From @lkocman in Support & User Assistance
“Thanks you for the help with the SPICE devel project for Leap 16.X Wolfgang!”
From @lkocman in Support & User Assistance
“Thank you for raising the concern with spamminess of kudos bot. Thanks to our discussion and the spamminess we actually met a new friend in /bar. So the spam from kudos-bot is actually useful. And we also get to reduce the spamminess”
From @C7NhtpnK in Support & User Assistance
“Thank you for help and assistance at forums.o.o!”
From @C7NhtpnK in Code & Engineering
“Thank you for maintaining LibreOffice!”
From @lkocman in Code & Engineering
“Martin, thank you so much for going the extra mile here! It would have been much easier to simply ship the same LibreOffice version from Factory in Leap, but instead you’re putting in the effort to maintain a separate version that better fits what users expect from a long-term stable distribution. That’s a lot of extra work behind the scenes, and I and many other users really appreciate your work to make Leap an even better LTS-style distro. Thank you! <3”
From @lkocman in Support & User Assistance
“Many thanks for your quick help on building an efficient query for OBS requests accepted within n-days Antonello! I’ll be using it for granting people Tumbleweed contributor badge in kudos. This will make sure we don’t keep OBS busy for too long:)”
From @lkocman in Infrastructure Heroes
“Many thanks for your help with whitelisting access from kudos-o-o to wiki and other services Georg!”
From @victorhck in Code & Engineering
“Thanks for your work keeping Tumbleweed rolling. and for your weekly reviews!”
@firstyear received a kudo:
From @lkocman in Support & User Assistance
“Many thanks you for the help with the 2factor recovery William!”
From @victorhck in Code & Engineering
“Thanks Imobach & Ancor for their work developing Agama, and many other tools since many years..”
From @C7NhtpnK in Code & Engineering
“Thank you for os-update!”
From @C7NhtpnK in Code & Engineering
“Thank you for answering and moderating some user questions about maintenance!”
From @lkocman in Community Moderation
“Many thanks for your quick help with the locked SPICE thread on forums-o-o Malcolm. Users will be happy to find a pointer in case they find this thread in the future. Many thanks!”
From @lkocman in Code & Engineering
“Many thanks for your work on the openSUSE-packaging-skill Martin! I’m really happy that we have somebody who’s proactively looking into how AI can actually improve general packaging experience in openSUSE.”
From @C7NhtpnK in Support & User Assistance
“Thank you for help and assistance at forums.o.o!”
From @C7NhtpnK in Code & Engineering
“Thank you for offering Myrlyn!”
From @lkocman in Code & Engineering
“Many thanks for your support with anything kernel related Takashi! I always really appreciate your help! We might make rtl8812au users happy!”
From @lkocman in Code & Engineering
“Many thanks for all your work on broadcom-wl Tobi! I think many broadcom users will highly appreciate it.”
Badges
Here is an overview of the 8 badges earned in August. The full list of badges you can earn is on the badges page.
Wiki Contributor
Recognition for the first day/page documentation contribution on en.opensuse.org wiki.
Awarded this month to @aplanas, @bmwiedemann, @jimed-rand and @lkocman.
100 Tumbleweed Contributions
For submitting 100 Submit Requests to openSUSE:Factory.
Awarded this month to @dirkmueller, @jengelh, @krop and @pluskalm.
10 Tumbleweed Contributions
For submitting 10 Submit Requests to openSUSE:Factory.
35 contributors earned this badge this month, too many to list here, but every one of them counts.
First Tumbleweed Contribution
For submitting 1 Submit Request to openSUSE:Factory.
210 contributors earned this badge this month, too many to list here, but every one of them counts.
Leap 16.1 Contributor
Recognition for submitting at least one pull request to Leap 16.1 or related appliance repositories on src.opensuse.org.
76 contributors earned this badge this month, too many to list here, but every one of them counts.
Leap 16.0 Contributor
Recognition for submitting at least one pull request to Leap 16.0 or related appliance repositories on src.opensuse.org.
75 contributors earned this badge this month, too many to list here, but every one of them counts.
Got First Kudo
Received your first kudos.
Awarded this month to @atartamo, @bigironman, @firstyear, @IGonzalezSosa, @kukuk, @mschreiner, @pluskalm, @Sauerland and @Tobi_Peter.
First Kudos Given
Shared your first kudos.
Awarded this month to @C7NhtpnK, @dnla, @levolet, @mdhup, @PossiblePrinterPalace and @victorhck.
Congrats on your kudos and badges. Keep up the great work everyone, and don’t forget to have a lot of fun!
Generated by kudos-bot-news-o-o from https://kudos.opensuse.org/api/reports/monthly for the period 1-31 August 2026.
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