SS> Sorry OS/2 folks - I cannot legally create a build environment   
      
      Just out of curiosity: What makes you think that downloading a copy of OS/2   
   (from the link I provided for you) is illegal?   
      
      Yes indeed, we nowadays have all kinds of twisted laws all around the   
   world, laws that are supposed to protect the originator of certain inventions   
   and similar.   
      
      But are those laws really something that we need to follow?   
      
      E.g. how much money will IBM lose if you download a copy of OS/2 from   
   someone who chooses to share his copy with you? You know the answer, of   
   course, not a single cent. So whose  are those laws protecting?   
      
      After all:   
      
    SS> I did own a copy of IBM OS/2 1.2 (on 3.5 floppy discs) and IBM OS/2 Warp   
    SS> (also on 2 dozen floppy discs). No sign of them anymore, and I don't even   
    SS> have a 3.5 drive left in my junk box.   
      
      Surely you have "earned" your legal copy of OS/2. You will not deprive   
   anybody of his or her rightful earnings when downloading a TPB shared copy --   
   right?   
      
      Here's the link once again:   
      
   http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/3412801   
      
      Go for it! Forget the Media Maffia and their twisted take on intellectual   
   property!   
      
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