I really like DVD-RAM on 68k Macs. 2.6GB per side (5.2GB per disk) of "mounts on the desktop" removable storage and it doubles as a CDROM drive.
I keep a spare SCSI DVD-RAM drive, because I worry about what I'd do if the drive died and I couldn't read any of my disks. Zip has the advantage in ubiquity.
I keep a spare SCSI DVD-RAM drive, because I worry about what I'd do if the drive died and I couldn't read any of my disks. Zip has the advantage in ubiquity.