Who You Really Are 
You are your desktop.
The following is a scaled-down representation of my current desktop
configuration...I know, I know...you don't care what my desktop looks
like...well...DEAL WITH IT. [Note: This has not been my desktop for a
number of years.]
![[Imagine a picture of a desktop]](desktop.jpg)
Incidentally, the above desktop is only one example of an infinite
number of desktop configurations under OS/2 v3.0 Warp.
The IBM
Web Exporer for OS/2 is the top-most window. The "Internet Connection"
package that comes with OS/2 Warp includes support for DOS and
Windows so you can use your existing DOS and Windows SLIP (Winsock
compatible) programs alongside OS/2 SLIP programs like the IBM Web
Explorer.
The other window is actually an open folder, my public_html directory
where I store all of my local html files. OS/2 uses a mature and
highly intuitive desktop metaphor, similar to that of the
MacOS (Although OS/2's desktop allows more flexability in
customization.). If the image were sharper, you
might also notice that the filename index.html is possible under OS/2
when you use the HPFS (High Performance File System), OS/2's advanced
file system which allows long names (up to 255 characters w/ special
characters) and faster searching and file access.