So I just spend the last hour or so (so much for getting work done. I'd love to switch to Backblaze, but they don't offer a Linux client, no peer2peer and the cost would be more than what I was paying previously ($50/yr/computer). So I've decided they are no longer going to get another penny from me.

They are offering 75% off for 1 year for their small business plan, which comes out to the same price as the old $150/yr for the family unlimited plan for the first year. Their solution is to either offer a deal with Carbonite (no linux support) or their CrashPlan for small business. Well they recently announced they are no longer going to offer their crashplan for home service.

It also supported Linux and allowed multiple computers (any OS) to use the same account which meant I could back up all my stuff and my wife's (6 computers, split 3 win/3 linux). I liked the solution well enough - it had Peer2Peer backups which meant I could install it on some less-tech-savvy friends' & families' computers and they would have backup.

For about 2 years now I've been using CrashPlan Family Unlimited (no link because I'm mad at them) to handle backing up my data.

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