I would say I'm hopeful for this to bear fruit. MS is in a much different position today than in the past. That said, my opinion still generally stands, When

I would say I'm hopeful for this to bear fruit. MS is in a much different position today than in the past. That said, my opinion still generally stands, When I see 3 versions from MS with cross platform support, at that point I'll consider it. For me, without a supported Linux target, it's pretty much a no-go. Having a single UI platform that gets you most of the way there is really nice. Part of why I actually like the embedded web options out there. If this gets a Linux target and shows decent output for Mac, Windows, Linux, Android and iOS, it will gain a lot of market share. For many, lack of Linux isn't even an issue, and that will likely spur some early adoption. Those who have been burned by Silverlight or Xamarin.Forms in the past, let alone other options, will be far more cautious.