I have to agree with Doug, and will add that the Hobbes today is much better then in the past. Some examples,
Here is an example from 1992,
http://stuff.mit.edu/afs/sipb/project/os2/ftp/. Today it would probably be the develop subdirectory, all programs are archived with zoo, newest GCC is 2.2.2, much won't even run without recompiling or LIBPATHSTRICT along with the ancient EMX dll. In many ways a mess but interesting.
A couple of years later and it had changed quite a bit and the old stuff was gone,
http://cd.textfiles.com/hobbesos2/. Everything there has been lost due to a re-organization and that is another problem with suggesting re-organization, be horrible if some student wiped it to start over.
More interesting CDs including a few more Hobbes archives at
http://cd.textfiles.com/directory.html. Shame they don't have a LEO archive as that was the other large OS/2 repository before they lost everything in a crash