My BlackBerry home screen

[Little Brown Fox]

Hey, Zelda fans unite! *fistbump*

I had no idea what I was doing. I just wanted to do the thing that made Link all big like my cousin did; I had no idea about anything... ^-^;

You know what's funny? In TP, I didn't know you could shoot arrows at Ganon's face on my first playthrough. I also kept misreading something Zelda said for the longest time...

I've played at least one version of every game except Oracle of Seasons. Hooray for useless accomplishments!

And in my defense, on the Gamecube matter- I was, like, a second grader or something. Seven-year-olds are not exactly known for their brilliance. -__-;

[Shiyonasan]

Nice picture of Link and Makar, SOPikaMeowMeow! I am admittedly a Legend of Zelda fan myself. To be precise, I've beaten every main console Zelda game. As in every non-handheld release. I've also beaten Phantom Hourglass. So you could say I'm just a little bit a Zelda fan.

Anyway, I should try using a Legend of Zelda picture for my home screen on my cell phone one of these days. I never really bother to switch my cell phone home screen to be honest.

[Little Brown Fox]

I can't wait to be able to use a wallpaper! I may even try to find a way to make my own!

[Tetsuwan Penguin]

My computer has two monitors. I have the wallpaper rotating on each screen so they change every five minutes from a collection in one directory. Here you see what's on a blank virtual desktop (I have KDE set to give me 4 virtual desktops, but you can change that number.) The right screen is running Cario-Dock which is a MAC like applications launcher. I've moved the task bar that is normally on the bottom of the screen to the top to make room for the dock. My wallpaper directory is full of images from Astro Boy, BlackJack, Fireball XL5, Futurerama, and other stuff.

[AprilSeven]

I've also got double monitors - on my office computer (great for banging out my DTP work) but I don't use any wallpaper because I have dozens of pieces and parts and pictures and docs and shortcuts and folders all over the desktop and the plain background makes it easier to find my "stuff." My busier window is on the left.

Wonder if that's because I'm left-handed . . .

Interesting . . . that does look like the "dock" on a Mac . . .

[Juanita]

@LBF - I remember my friend would let me try to play, and I would be horrible at killing the rat guys(forgot what they're called). I was able to kill the chu-chus though! (Accomplishment!)

@Shoyonasan - I think you have a slight case of Zelda fever. Join the club.

@Tetsuwan(I was gonna call you tp, but...) - Wow! That sounds cool. I've never heard of something like that before.

[Tetsuwan Penguin]

@SOPMM That's The KDE desktop on Linux Mint.
VERY Customizable

TP?

[Juanita]

Ah I don't have or know anyone with Linux, which probably explains why I've never seen it.

[Little Brown Fox]

@SPMM: Which game was that? I might be able to remember the name. (For most of the console games, at least- I'm weird like that. ) If it was WW, then "rat guys" could easily cover Rats. It might also work for Miniblins, though. For TP, Bulblins might fit that description... or that game's version of Bokoblins.

[Juanita]

It was the Miniblins from WW.