Harry Sintonen:

 Two days ago I happened to browse to Workbench Nostalgia web
 page (http://www.gregdonner.org/) just to find out that
 seemingly no one has yet found the AmigaOS 3.5 hidden message.

 Olaf Barthel has confirmed there is one so I did some studies
 and found it. :)

   AmigaOS 3.5 hidden messages
   ---------------------------

 All the following is in at least BoingBag1 updated AmigaOS 3.5.

 a) "Do You Know The Way To San Jose" -message inside the
 libs:workbench.library. There is a relocation entry pointing
 to this string inside the library, but it doesn't seem to be
 used by anything. Not 100% sure about this though.

 (due charset limits "Jose" is with normal e. It really has
 e with ' on top of it.)

 b) Little german rot13 crypted message at the end of the
 libs:workbench.library (CygnusEd has rot13 feature, AmigaOS 3.5
 and CugnusEd have been greatly influenced by Olaf Barthel:-)

 The message encrypted is:

 Denn die einen sind im Dunkeln
 Und die andern sind im Licht.
 Und man siehet die im Lichte
 Die im Dunkeln sieht man nicht.

 In english:

 Some are in the dark
 some are in the light.
 The ones in the light are seen
 the ones in the dark you can not see.
 (rough translation by ZZA)

 <ignatios> says it's from the "Dreigroschenoper", text: B. Brecht,
 music: K. Weill. There's a translation to English sung by Louis
 Armstrong, in case  you have access to a disk library...

 c) Cool eastern egg in Workbench About:

   1. Choose Workbench/About... menu item.

   2. Position the about window so that both left and top are odd.
      (for example to position x:1 y:1, you can turn off the mouse
      acceleration to make positioning easier)

   3. Type "Who?" when the window is active (excluding "")

   4. Click Ok.

   5. Check RAM: for something cool :-)

 AmigaOS 3.5 secrets discovered by Harry Sintonen