Editing USENIX (section)

==USENIX Lifetime Achievement Award==

This award, also called the "Flame" award, has been presented since 1993.<ref>{{cite web|title=USENIX Flame Award|date=6 December 2011 |url=http://www.usenix.org/about/flame.html|publisher=USENIX|access-date=2018-12-22}}</ref>

*2024 [[Arnold Robbins]]
*2023 [[Steven M. Bellovin]], [[Matt Blaze]], and [[Susan Landau]]
*2022 [[Warren Toomey]]
*2021 (no award)
*2020 [[Chet Ramey]]
*2019 [[Margo Seltzer]]
*2018 [[Eddie Kohler]]
*2014 [[Thomas E. Anderson]]
*2012 [[John Mashey]]
*2011 [[Dan Geer]]
*2010 [[Ward Cunningham]]
*2009 [[Gerald J. Popek]]
*2008 [[Andrew S. Tanenbaum]]
*2007 [[Peter Honeyman]]
*2006 [[Radia Perlman]]
*2005 [[Michael Stonebraker]]
*2004 [[M. Douglas McIlroy]]
*2003 [[Rick Adams (Internet pioneer)|Rick Adams]]
*2002 [[James Gosling]]
*2001 The [[GNU Project]] and [http://www.usenix.org/about/gnuremarks.html all its contributors]
*2000 [[W. Richard Stevens]]
*1999 "The [[X Window System]] Community at Large"
*1998 [[Tim Berners-Lee]]
*1997 [[Brian W. Kernighan]]
*1996 [[The Software Tools Users Group]] ([[Dennis E. Hall]], [[Deborah Scherrer]], [[Joe Sventek]])
*1995 The Creation of [[USENET]] by [[Jim Ellis (computing)|Jim Ellis]], [[Steven M. Bellovin]], and [[Tom Truscott]]
*1994 Networking Technologies
*1993 [[Berkeley UNIX]]