This isn't really an article, but a link to the AMD Vivado Design Suite's page. If you scroll down, you will see this:
this post was submitted on 19 May 2026
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Yeah, you should have.
I suppose I am confused about the whole thing. I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed. If what I thought was wrong, I will delete the post.
Edit; Adding that pic
What? Don't put yourself down like that. The 2nd screenshot is pretty unambiguous.
You should've put more thought into creating this post though. You could still edit it.
I have edited it with the 2nd screenshot. I've been going through a lot mentally so I'm self-conscious about posting incorrect information. I misread your comment as well.
Then know that there are people in the world wishing you well, & everybody who's pushing themself makes mistakes, & the more someone's pushing, the more mistakes one makes.
Only people who hide within habit won't make mistakes..
I don't want to be one of them: learning/growing-up's too much good, you know?
I, for one, really appreciate your post, & once I saw the new $1,200 USD entry-level-fee for using Xilinx/AMD FPGA's in Linux .. well, that means I'll have to buy some other brand, for that learning.
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