Development
I've been trying to force myself to get back into programming, with a particular interest in cross platform C++ programming. I finally decided I liked the look of GTK+ and that lead me on to GTKmm. Setting up an IDE to do this in Linux is pretty easy... just install something like Anjuta and any other dependencies through apt. On Windows however, this proved a little more tricky.
Updated 17/08/2008 - I've completely revamped this guide. It explains how I got Dev-C++ and Eclipse working with GTKmm:
Installing GTKmm on Windows (with Dev-C++ and Eclipse IDEs) - PDF
Installing GTKmm on Windows (with Dev-C++ and Eclipse IDEs) - ODT
