That's right, I have gone above and beyond the call of Linux geekiness.
I've written here and there about how I get frustrated with Linux distros, so I use LFS (Linux From Scratch). For those who don't know, it's all about compiling your system from source code. By hand. No package manager. I've been doing this for 2 or 3 years now and I'm quite happy with it overall.
But now I've crossed even that line of geekiness. As of a few days ago, I am officially an editor for BLFS (Beyond Linux From Scratch), the book where you take a basic command line system and actually make it useful, installing desktop environments and such. Mostly right now I'm working on getting KDE up to date, but I look to do more in the future.
Here's to me! And here's to Linux geeks of all levels of geekiness all around the world!
P.S. - Everybody go read the Man Pages and keep up with it. Convert to Linux. Be a Linux geek like all the rest of us.
Happy LFSer,
rdaniels