Like Anthony said they are different products, solve different problems built by different teams. Only time you can compare them is when you work in .net and front end web dev.
To see the difference, especially for the VS pay edition most likely you will have to work in .net, in a big project, for a few years.
I'm sure Visual Studio will still have a few aces in its sleave, to worth buying it, at least for a few more years.
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Like Anthony said they are different products, solve different problems built by different teams. Only time you can compare them is when you work in .net and front end web dev.
To see the difference, especially for the VS pay edition most likely you will have to work in .net, in a big project, for a few years.
I'm sure Visual Studio will still have a few aces in its sleave, to worth buying it, at least for a few more years.