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Proprietary and bloated yes, but I believe both Xilinx and Altera both have software available for Linux, or am I wrong? At least I used Altera's suite on Linu
by radarsat1 8y ago
Proprietary and bloated yes, but I believe both Xilinx and Altera both have software available for Linux, or am I wrong? At least I used Altera's suite on Linux once for a pilot project.
- jeffreyrogers 8y agoI have used Xilinx's toolchain on Linux, though it was hard to get working. This was a few years ago.
- slededit 8y agoThey support Ubuntu now. Setup was just as easy as windows for me.
- duck2 8y agoI recently installed Altera Quartus on Debian for a school project. It kept crashing after 2 seconds. First result on google says quartus uses its own libcurl which is broken and you should copy the OS libcurl to /opt/altera/quartus/lin64/lib/whatever. Lots of issues like this.