As opensource library developer I think this sucks hard. They should at least let the command-line tools working so people can test if software still compiles/r

As opensource library developer I think this sucks hard. They should at least let the command-line tools working so people can test if software still compiles/runs with their compiler without having to buy a license just for that (Borland C++ is this way these days). VS 2010 staying free is nice, but certainly it's missing some new C++11 features and obviously the amount of missing features will only increase over time. Also I'm wondering something about Metro... so far I haven't found a wrapper for OpenGL, but only Direct3D. Yet another attempt at killing a competing standard?