Working on Linux isn't the same as allowing someone to run Linux on their computer. Working on Linux is recognizing that Linux has more that a 0.1% share and b

Working on Linux isn't the same as allowing someone to run Linux on their computer. Working on Linux is recognizing that Linux has more that a 0.1% share and by not working on Linux, your tools loose mind-share among developers. So sure, if I was MS I'd want some (good) form of VS/C# to run on Linux, if only for devs to see that VS isn't the monstrosity of the 90s and maybe think about migrating back to Windows were you can get "the real VS/C#". Would I want to let people uninstall Windows? No way