Ubuntu mentioned on Slashdot article

[Jonathan Carter]

From: http://linux.slashdot.org/linux/06/06/14/0323239.shtml

"Red Hat is shrugging off Microsoft's entry into the cluster computing
space after Microsoft announced that it has completed the code for its
Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 targeting high-performance
computing. From the article: 'Scott Crenshaw, general manager of
enterprise Linux platform at Red Hat, dismissed Microsoft's entry into
cluster computing. "They're playing catch-up," he said. "Linux is often
associated with high-performance computing, but Windows has never
achieved that on a large scale."' Crenshaw also commented with respect
to Ubuntu: 'Their user base is still small, so we're not seeing the
impact of it [Ubuntu] so far.'"

Strange that they think Ubuntu's user base is still small. Perhaps
Crenshaw should just catch up a bit.

-Jonathan