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Would it at all be possible to develop Office apps completely OS independent? It would make sense considering the rise of OSX and Linux.
Not sure though how this would impact the user experience/ performance of such an app. E.g. search performance on a PC is a joke compared to a Mac (and this is a very important feature for me)