Most GSPro launch monitor connectors are Windows-only, including the popular Square Golf launch monitor and the Springbok open source launch monitor connector.
Using a VM is a way of running such Windows-only software on your Mac computer using UTM.
Using UTM is a practical way to run the Windows-only software you need on your Mac. We don’t test UTM configurations ourselves but customers have reported success with UTM.
UTM is popular virtualization software that is safe, open-source, and well-regarded in the macOS community. It is built on QEMU, a widely recognized and reliable open-source emulation platform.
It’s legit:
- Open-Source Foundation:
- UTM is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license, which is a reputable and permissive open-source license.
- Its code is available on GitHub, allowing transparency and community contributions.
- macOS Integration:
- UTM is specifically designed for macOS, providing a native user interface and leveraging macOS features.
- It is tailored for both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs, ensuring compatibility and optimization.
- Reputation:
- UTM has been featured in macOS-related forums, blogs, and communities as a trustworthy tool for virtualization.
- It has gained a strong user base and positive reviews for its ease of use and flexibility.
- No Malware Concerns:
- UTM is distributed from its official website (https://mac.getutm.app/) and reputable app repositories, ensuring it is not bundled with malicious software.
- Actively Maintained:
- The software receives regular updates to improve performance and address user feedback.