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Interview with Jonathan Potter (creator of Directory Opus)

Postby system-log » Sun Feb 13, 2011 1:59 am

I managed to get an interview with Jonathan Potter on my blog. Pleas visit for the interview, some lookback at different Dopus versions and GPSoftware (where Jonathan Potter works today - with Directory Opus 9 for Windows). Writing this article I also got the posibillity to run some old software in Amiga Forever 2010 - PHUN! :)

Interview with Jonathan Potter

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Re: Interview with Jonathan Potter (creator of Directory Opu

Postby Hot Trout » Sun Feb 13, 2011 8:06 pm

So far you are ok :thumbup: , as a fellow Amiga fan I dont mind you referencing original good material. That said, a little link back to us from your blog would not go a miss.
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