Like any good OS or GUI, Workbench includes common printing ability.

The OS also includes a command line interface.

Another unusual feature is that Workbench can display a "split screen" between its desktop and full screen applications.

You drag the bar at the top down, and the desktop covers the bottom part of the application.

Off hand I couldn't find an example that uses this for Workbench 1.0, so this screen shot is of 1.3.

This screen shot is of Workbench (AmigaOS) 1.3

It has slightly different icons, a few more utilities, a few more preferences, and a RAM disk.

When the OS or an application crashed, it displays the infamous "Guru Meditation" error.

To shut AmigaOS down, you flip the power switch.