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A screenshot of Adobe Lightroom Classic's Library module showing a photo collection. The left sidebar lists folders including "2022-08-Örður (Mired)" with 127 items selected, and the central grid displays nine landscape thumbnails of Iceland's scenery, featuring waterfalls, coastal cliffs, and a bird in flight. The right panel contains metadata sections labeled "Photo", "EXIF (Photo info)", and "XMP / IPTC", along with a map marked "LÁGARÁNDAR". Visible text includes "Lightroom Classic - Business License" at the top, "127 Items Selected" at the bottom, and file details like "0021.jpg" with camera "Nikon D850" and resolution "4800x3600". The interface shows Lightroom's typical elements: a top toolbar with search and menu icons, grid thumbnails with checkmarks, and a status bar indicating selected items.

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@amerpie here's a couple of suggestion from a friend:

1. the software has a M$ version available at https://www.abemeda.com/

2. you can place the "archive" on a shared location via Synchting or some cloud provider, so all your machines will have an updated Catalogue

3. To speed up the indexing process, herecommends excluding image and video thumbnails, as well as file content scanning. Based on his experience it becomes almost instantaneous, even with thousands of files.