QGroundControl is fine on a Mac. On Windows I still use Mission Planner. The GCS list I used is Ground Control Stations. Firmware still comes from the ArduPilot wiki either way.
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This is the main source I use now. Docs, Mission Planner and the vehicle wikis are all on ardupilot.club. If you need Copter, Plane or Rover, take the files there instead of an old dump.
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