It's possible to start to see an internal problem for MS breaking out between this and any development of VS to being web based: their tools division and the Wi

It's possible to start to see an internal problem for MS breaking out between this and any development of VS to being web based: their tools division and the Windows division appear to be heading in different directions. For example, the tools people might succeed in making non-Windows clients far too attractive and easy to deploy to, while simultaneously making sure you don't even need to be on Windows to be using the tools. Not saying this is without merit as plenty of people would love proper C# tooling off Windows, and arguably the real use of Windows remains in hosting Exchange servers, but it really looks like even MS don't believe Windows is the end user system any more.