I did another cut of Gtk# Installer for Windows. New features include the addition of a Gtk# application Project Template for C# projects as well as a first cut of some of the Gtk# samples available in the CVS repository for Gtk#. More work must go into this but you should be able to build Gtk# Demo using Visual Studio .NET 2003.

I modified the directory structure a bit from the one in Mono's CVS. This was done to simplify the steps to compile and run. You can open the solution file (GtkDemo.sln) file and later press 'Ctrl+Shift+B' to compile it followed by 'Shift+F5' to run it.

One of the things that pleased me the most was using the Gtk# library reference from within the IDE while I was developing the Gtk# Template. This also made me realize that I need to make the help context sensitive.

I will put out on more installer for Gtk# 1.0 for Windows but I am pretty happy with what has been achieved so far.

One for Home and one for the Office

I now own two copies of: Mono A Developer's Notebook.

My Son

Paquito is now in Kuwait and very shortly will begin his mission in Iraq. He is in good spirits and asking for some blank CD-Rs. Paqui we all miss you a lot and are praying for you, your team members and for all the people of Iraq.

Todd: Your blog content, technical or not, is great. Keep it up!