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DrBong · 22 April 2018, 16:42

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Depends on your interpretation, I guess (i.e. the info. available about WB development, whether AmigaDOS should be demarcated from Workbench or not etc. ; cf. this AmigaOS article). You might have to ask Tim King about the extent of direct contributions (if any or even if minor) to WB itself. He strikes me as the kind of guy, though, who wouldn't have been too bothered if he directly contributed and didn't figure in the hidden credits.

22 April 2018, 16:42	#12
DrBong HOL / AMR Team Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Australia Posts: 2,632	@idrougge Depends on your interpretation, I guess (i.e. the info. available about WB development, whether AmigaDOS should be demarcated from Workbench or not etc. ; cf. this AmigaOS article). You might have to ask Tim King about the extent of direct contributions (if any or even if minor) to WB itself. He strikes me as the kind of guy, though, who wouldn't have been too bothered if he directly contributed and didn't figure in the hidden credits. Last edited by DrBong; 22 April 2018 at 22:45. Reason: Added link + fixed typo!