The bizarre part is that if you mention to the people making visual studio that every version is slower and has more latency and lag in the interactivity, they

The bizarre part is that if you mention to the people making visual studio that every version is slower and has more latency and lag in the interactivity, they seem to have no idea what you are talking about and ask what specific situation you are running in to. They either don't know or don't acknowledge the evolution of the performance of their software. I read once that adobe acrobat has thousands of static variables that initialize on startup. Multiple pdf readers like sumatraPdf are successful largely because of their bloat and start up time. It's crazy what happens when programming teams have no priority for not wasting user's time and computer resources.