ReactiveXaml is now in the CTP2 NuGet repository – for new projects, this is a great way to get started, not only with ReactiveXaml but with a lot of other great libraries, and it will also pull in the correct version of the Reactive Extensions for free.

Update: It is only in the CTP2 repository (you can see it if you take your favorite OData viewer and point it at http://feed.nupack.com/ctp2/odata/v1/), but you won’t be able to find it using CTP1, which is the previous release.