Ubuntu resources vs. quality

"home to work" is what got RedHat to be big in the datacenter. Since they have abandoned the home end of this (and no, I don't think that Fedora is a good replacement, it's too bleeding edge), the door is open for another distro to move in.

so far Ubuntu seems to be doing a good job of moving into the home space, and I think we are just starting to see the effect of this in the server space (mostly in the cloud options as noted)