Almost 37 years after its launch, someone found an Easter egg in Windows 1.0
I wish &quot;crediting the people who wrote the software you&#x27;re using&quot; was not something that had to be hidden behind easter eggs.<p>As far as I know, the only kind of software that routinely does that is games ; and I suspect it is because games have an &quot;ending&quot;, and the analogy works with plays and movies that have credits in the end.<p>The software departments of any Marvel &#x2F; Pixar flicks is probably bigger than most of the teams I worked with, and noone seems to be terrified to see their names printed after the generic bad guy with the blue skybeam is defeated...<p>Open source projects have an AUTHORs.txt file ; would it really break the stability of the financial world if they had a `--credits` flag, too ?