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Is Reactive Framework available for .NET Framework 3.5?

IObservable and IObserver will now be very convenient for something I'm working on.

Is there a similar set of interfaces and classes for .NET 3.5?

Or should I wait for .NET 4.0 before I can use them?

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This blog post - Rebasing System.Reactive for the .NET CLR - explains how you can get .dlls from the Silverlight Toolkit to work with .NET 3.5. Do not miss the update at the end (and comments).

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I did re basing and created a small WPF drawing application. Here is the source code

LINQ to Events - More About .NET Reactive Extensions (Rx) and .NET 3.5 WPF Demo

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