My grandfather's were on his PC and cameras (those that weren't hard-copy photos that he developed himself). For my own, some are online, but most are around t

My grandfather's were on his PC and cameras (those that weren't hard-copy photos that he developed himself). For my own, some are online, but most are around the room, copied onto various storage devices (redundantly, and on devices that my wife knows about, and that other family members could easily find, if we were collectively hit by a bus). In terms of ebooks and non-CD digital music, there's maybe a couple hundred dollars worth. Almost all of my digital video is on DVD/Blu-Ray. The photos would have more value, anyhow. For software: Meh. My projects are mostly for my own entertainment. If someone wanted to fork them, it's not like they'd be fighting for control of a community, or something.