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On the road I use an Early 2013 MacBook Pro (i7 2.7 GHz) Retina (15 inch) 16 GB RAM, 600GB Flash Drive for initial editing. I love the form factor for travel and it’s plenty capable. Probably the best ever of the MacBook Pros. Back home I am PC based with self constructed system i7-3930K 3.2 GHz, 64GB RAM that’s getting a little old but still plenty capable. I am Mac/PC agnostic.
Usually on my Mac in Lightroom. Lately though, I’ve been doing more on my iPad Pro since many apps now support RAW editing.
Ever since I got back to photography in late 2015 I’ve been solely using Darktable on Linux (Ubuntu) – but I assume ‘PC’ means ‘Windows’, so I guess ‘none of the above’? 😇
BTW: MSI GS43VR is the absolutely ugliest laptop I ever owned – but with i7-6700HQ and GTX 1060 it’s three times faster than the fastest MacBook Pro for half its price – and in 14¨. 😍