I'd say there is plenty of interest in a cross-platform Visual Studio. It's hands down the best IDE I've ever used, and if it was available on OSX you can bet I

I'd say there is plenty of interest in a cross-platform Visual Studio. It's hands down the best IDE I've ever used, and if it was available on OSX you can bet I'd use it. That said, since VS is not in fact cross-platform, some VS-specific feature obviously doesn't apply to those developers who don't run Windows. Personally, I do C# development in a Windows VM, everything else in OSX. With the new vNext stuff, the only thing still binding me to Windows for anything is the lack of Visual Studio (and WPF). I wouldn't be surprised to see an effort made to bring it to a larger audience now that .NET is going cross-platform.