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I’m really liking On1 RAW, however three things are still holing it back from becoming my daily driver- (1) It is very slow when photos are remote (on a NAS) even though the DB and thumbnails are local ...

My setup was having the "thumbnail cache" local and all photos stored on my NAS, mounted via SMB. This has proved to be extremely slow and is an area I'd like to see improved. I've switched to ...

It's far better than either as an all-in-one asset manager/editor.

Looks good, but I was really hoping for- (1) faces and object recognition (2) Improved network support. It seems we have so many applications ...

That doesn’t run MacOS so is a complete non-starter.

Still looking for my macmini setup to replace my iMac.

Monitor must not be black plastic though, and having difficulty finding one (barring the Apple display) that’s remotely attractive and metal.

Such a non issue.

Use cloud, local network or external ssd drive.

At home I positively encourage saving to our network, which offers both redundancy and backup.

Yes, but more than 95% of monitors are hideously ugly black plastic.

Love the light bezel. Love the metal frame.

A shame a similar comparison cannot be made for the professional and hobbyist in the still image arena. Thanks Apple for abandoning us.