Turing Award Winners Screensaver
The Turing Award Winners screensaver is a real, curated archive of Turing Award laureates — computing's highest honor, given annually by the ACM. It is free, runs in your browser, and ESC exits.
How the Turing Award Winners screensaver works
The saver rotates through a real, curated list of Turing Award laureates — computing's highest honor, given annually by the ACM, drawn from the award's own published history.
Each entry holds on screen for a few seconds before easing to the next.
The list is updated by hand once each real award season, not streamed live.
It runs entirely offline — no key and no connection needed.
A worked example
A real winner appears with its year, holds for a few seconds, then fades into the next real entry in the archive.
Settings & tips
- The Turing Award is given annually by the ACM for lasting contributions to computing.
- Accent recolours the text and highlights.
- Named for Alan Turing, a foundational figure in computer science.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this real award history?
- Yes — a real, curated archive of Turing Award laureates — computing's highest honor, given annually by the ACM, drawn from the award's own published record.
- Does this update automatically?
- It's refreshed by hand once each real award season, not a live feed.
- Does it need an internet connection?
- No — it runs entirely offline once the page loads.
- Is it free?
- Yes — free, no download, in your browser.