Boot for Linux

Boot is a cool open-source tool that makes working with your VHDL code a breeze. It’s built on ghld and gtkwave, so you know it’s got some solid tech behind it! With Boot, you can easily compile, simulate, and synthesize your VHDL code without any hassle.

Easy to Use on Any Linux Distro

The best part? Boot is super easy to use and runs smoothly on any Linux distribution. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, you'll find that getting started with Boot is a piece of cake. Plus, if you ever need help, there’s plenty of documentation available to guide you.

How to Install Boot

If you want to get Boot up and running on your system, just open your terminal and type in this command:

sudo apt-get install python-pip

pip install boot

This will download and install everything you need to start using Boot right away!

Updating Boot Made Simple

If you've already installed Boot, keeping it updated is super simple too! Just run this command:

pip install --upgrade boot

This ensures you're always using the latest features and fixes.

Starting Up Boot

You can kick off Boot by typing the following command in your terminal:

boot

This launches the program so you can get right to work!

Your Go-To Resource: Help Tab

If you're looking for more detailed guidance, don’t forget to check out the Help Tab within the software. It has all the complete documentation about how to make the most of Boot for Linux.