Most Firefox users are familiar with the Greasemonkey extension, a powerful tool that lets you enhance your browsing experience by rewriting HTML pages and JavaScript on the client side. The Stylish extension gives you that same level of control over Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). Unlike JavaScript, altering a page’s CSS cannot change its functionality — but it can greatly enrich its usability.

Source: Make the whole Web look better with Stylish

Dell responds to customer demand for greater interoperability and intellectual property assurance between Windows and Linux.

[Why is this not surprising? - Scott]

Source: Dell Joins Microsoft and Novell Collaboration

Analysis — A typical Linux desktop user is a guy in his twenties who’s computer savvy but may very well not be an IT professional. Those are some of the conclusions you can draw from the just-released openSUSE survey results.

Source: Who are the Linux desktop users?