And with how many registry entries Studio alone makes, and how much access Studio needs to develop heavy duty applications and apps, I don't think it's possible let alone likely. I think the only way that could work would be either for Microsoft to port a lightweight version of Studio to the Store (like Code) or to somehow come up with a way to fully port the entirety of Studio to the Store and then drop the Win32 version. I know you can't run it on 10 S as it is, and I'm not sure if Microsoft would even be able to port Visual Studio to the Store as a full UWA without making some serious compromises that might affect the programs effectiveness and performance, while also diluting the Visual Studio name with further versions that may or may not work as well.
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