I'd just love to see this work well with a proper SCIP plugin on Windows. MIT/GNU Scheme sort of works on Windows, but you can't integrate it with EMACS. Dr. Racket comes closer, but the libraries have been moved from (or to, I don't remember off hand) Planet, and trying to get them installed is painful and prone to error. It becomes really difficult to study the lectures without a good environment and Dr. Racket is the most promising because it supports graphical output. I just wish it worked properly.
I got a fair way through SICP using DrScheme (now DrRacket) a few years ago without any special compatibility modes, and found the set-up to be pretty great.
That's what I've had such a hard time setting up. The newer Dr. Racket uses a different library system and last time I tried to get things working (on 6.1 I think) it has all sorts of problems downloading. I had to use older versions and it was never installed correctly.
