>> I recently had a brief power failure, didn't lose any data whatsoever,
>> and decided that my Linux box has had its free-bee...
>>
>> I read reviews, checked the HOWTO's, searched the web, and this is what
>> I know thus far:
>>
>> APC seems to have the name brand recognition, but they are not
>> Linux-friendly (though there has been a lot of reverse-engineering).
>>
>> BEST and TrippLite get nice marks, but not too common in stores. They
>> are mentioned in HOWTO I read, but only very briefly.
>>
>> Opti-UPS gets great reviews in the general press, but no connection
>> (that I have found, HOWTO's or otherwise) between any Linux users and
>> that brand of UPS.
>>
>> Does anyone know anything about the Opti-UPS's? I sent mail to their
>> tech support today asking if they support Linux in any way, but I would
>> like to know if anyone has any experience with them.
>>
>> I'm leaning toward that one based on price, good reviews, anice
>> warranty, and the fact that it is line-interactive. BUT, I have no
>> experience with UPS's. If they don't support Linux, and I don't hear
>> anything favorable, I might have to go with APC
>>
>> Thanks for any input.
Hi!
Check out www.fiskarsups.com . They have control-software for Linux and
I've been really happy with their hardware in the past. I don't know if they
are sold in where you live, though.
--j
>>
>> -dh
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