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| Game Maker Atari Plays With Linux |
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Three decades ago, Atari was the pioneer in video-game systems. A lot has changed since then--Pong isn't quite the draw it was in 1975--but Atari Inc. hasn't given up on progressive thinking. The company, now a division of French video-game maker Infogrames Entertainment SA, has over the past year set its sites on using Linux. It's using the open-source operating system to cut costs on both Web-hosting and enterprise applications.
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