The answer has to do with Ross Weljean, 64. After coding the base versions of KDE's core software packages as a 36 year old back in 1996, he has considered KDE's software library to be his life work. Living primarily on a diet of Kraft American Cheese singles pushed under his doorway by open source aficionados, he has remained committed to the open source movement, taking breaks only to fight his landlord in court, to trial new mechanical keyboards, and to play John Conway's Game of Life between projects.
He hopes one day to release his masterwork, KRW, the new social media network that will replace your bank, your church, your spouse and your local fast food restaurant into one incredible virtual reality network that will allow you to see into the future and the past simultaneously.