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| − | Penguin Software was run by [[David Carter|Pixel]], and was well-known for a small, but well executed collection of AMSDOS PD, and an elegant A5 paper catalogue. Its most popular works were [[Animator]] demos and the [[Amiga Graphics]] collections, both put together by David. | + | [[Image:Penguinsoftware.gif|right|thumb|200px|Intro from the Penguin Software catalogue disc]]Penguin Software was run by [[David Carter|Pixel]], and was well-known for a small, but well executed collection of AMSDOS PD, and an elegant A5 paper catalogue. Its most popular works were [[Animator]] demos and the [[Amiga Graphics]] collections, both put together by David. |
After David's death, Penguin was briefly restarted by [[Doc|Simon Green]]. | After David's death, Penguin was briefly restarted by [[Doc|Simon Green]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:55, 11 March 2018
Penguin Software was run by Pixel, and was well-known for a small, but well executed collection of AMSDOS PD, and an elegant A5 paper catalogue. Its most popular works were Animator demos and the Amiga Graphics collections, both put together by David.
After David's death, Penguin was briefly restarted by Simon Green.
