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I used to use Crashplan which had unlimited storage and was fairly cheap(like 4$/month or something) for a family plan. You might want to check it out. https:/
by sidmitra 9y ago
I used to use Crashplan which had unlimited storage and was fairly cheap(like 4$/month or something) for a family plan.
You might want to check it out. https://www.crashplan.com/en-us/features/ https://www.crashplan.com/en-us/features/
Also it was one of the few services that had a client that worked on Linux
- seanlane 9y agoI've been using Crashplan for my extended family as well, you get 10 machines with unlimited storage for something like $120 per year. Linux client has been working great, I'd definitely recommend them.
- cube00 9y agoSecond CrashPlan; even allow you to encrypt with your own key (just don't lose it!) Linux client is fantastic.
- JoshTriplett 9y ago"used to use" is an interesting endorsement. Why don't you use it anymore?
- sidmitra 9y agoMy plan had expired. And i ended up not renewing(since i was cutting down on all 3rd party services that i use). So i just moved to an external hard disk and "Back in Time" on linux. But i've been looking at re-subscribing to it again.
- tedmiston 9y agoI used to use Crashplan too. The Java client brought my rMBP to a halt when it spun up though. It made the computer practically unusable.