Workbench 3.9, v45.1, 45.2, 45.3 |
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| Initial release date: December 4, 2000 (World of Amiga, Koln/Cologne) Boing Bag 2 released: March 20, 2002 Boing Bag 1 released: March 31, 2001 NDK released: January 7, 2002 |
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| Shipped with: No known Amiga system(s); available as upgrade | |||||||
Major enhancements (click here for the full list):
The above information can be found here (Haage & Partner's website). | |||||||
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"Do You Know The Way To San José" string inside the libs:workbench.library file and "God Only Knows" string inside the C:IPrefs file written by Olaf Barthel referring to a Beach Boys song. Contributed by Ignacio. The text string "Thanks to Nessy for some very useful code!" is written in the AmigaOS ROM Update 45.057 by Angela Schmidt. Contributed by Ignacio. The Hungarian text string "Szeress engem - Csak annyira, hogy - Érezzem, hogy - Nem vagyok egyedül" - Rony in ACTION 45.3 (by Laszlo Torok, author of the MooViD/ACTION video player) is a reference to a pop song from the Hungarian singer Rony. Contributed by Ignacio A purple dragon pointer replaces the normal OS pointer in the Amiga Early Startup Control Screen (boot menu) when the AmigaOS system date is set to March 30th; no specific year is required. (click thumbnail for larger image). Mark Knibbs notes that this may have been the work of Angela Schmidt, whose nickname is/was Nessie. Apparently the dragon image was used as a pointer in one of her programs. ![]() Also, Stefan Robl notes that there's an Easter Egg in AmiDock; here's how to view it:
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