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2026-11-01
Logix IDE: "The Arduino experience, for FPGAs."
Installing Logix IDE on macOS (Apple Silicon)
- Download
logix-darwin-arm64-20261101.dmg(below) to your
Downloads folder. - Open Terminal and run this command. Logix isn't signed with an
Apple Developer ID yet, and this tells macOS to allow it:xattr -c ~/Downloads/logix-darwin-arm64-20261101.dmg - Double-click the
.dmgfile and drag Logix IDE into the
Applications folder. - Open Logix IDE from Applications. On its first start, Logix downloads
the FPGA tools it needs. This may take a few minutes; later
starts are quick.
To uninstall, drag Logix IDE from Applications to the Trash. You can
also delete the ~/.logix folder, which holds the FPGA tools
Logix downloaded and its settings. Your projects aren't in it.
Logix installers
| System | Architecture | Installer type | Package |
|---|---|---|---|
| macOS | Apple Silicon | Disk image | logix-darwin-arm64-20261101.dmg |
Build info
package-name : logix
description : "The Arduino experience, for FPGAs"
logix-version : 0.1.0
repo : openlogix/logix-ide
repo-branch : main
repo-commit : 2f9963f4ceffe0e5e35b8bdba701f5a6452503e7
release-tag : 2026-11-01
package-tag : 20261101
build-time : 2026-11-01 05:28:55 UTC
builder-workflow : build-pre-release
workflow-run-id : 41277094935
workflow-run-number : 42
About these releases
- Releases are created daily with a
pre-releasestatus, and only
the newest ones (about 5) are kept, unless set to bestable. - To make a pre-release stable, edit it manually and change its
status fromPre-releasetoNone.
2026-10-31
Logix IDE: "The Arduino experience, for FPGAs."
Installing Logix IDE on macOS (Apple Silicon)
- Download
logix-darwin-arm64-20261031.dmg(below) to your
Downloads folder. - Open Terminal and run this command. Logix isn't signed with an
Apple Developer ID yet, and this tells macOS to allow it:xattr -c ~/Downloads/logix-darwin-arm64-20261031.dmg - Double-click the
.dmgfile and drag Logix IDE into the
Applications folder. - Open Logix IDE from Applications. On its first start, Logix downloads
the FPGA tools it needs. This may take a few minutes; later
starts are quick.
To uninstall, drag Logix IDE from Applications to the Trash. You can
also delete the ~/.logix folder, which holds the FPGA tools
Logix downloaded and its settings. Your projects aren't in it.
Logix installers
| System | Architecture | Installer type | Package |
|---|---|---|---|
| macOS | Apple Silicon | Disk image | logix-darwin-arm64-20261031.dmg |
Build info
package-name : logix
description : "The Arduino experience, for FPGAs"
logix-version : 0.1.0
repo : openlogix/logix-ide
repo-branch : main
repo-commit : 2f9963f4ceffe0e5e35b8bdba701f5a6452503e7
release-tag : 2026-10-31
package-tag : 20261031
build-time : 2026-10-31 04:58:34 UTC
builder-workflow : build-pre-release
workflow-run-id : 41170685392
workflow-run-number : 41
About these releases
- Releases are created daily with a
pre-releasestatus, and only
the newest ones (about 5) are kept, unless set to bestable. - To make a pre-release stable, edit it manually and change its
status fromPre-releasetoNone.
2026-10-30
Logix IDE: "The Arduino experience, for FPGAs."
Installing Logix IDE on macOS (Apple Silicon)
- Download
logix-darwin-arm64-20261030.dmg(below) to your
Downloads folder. - Open Terminal and run this command. Logix isn't signed with an
Apple Developer ID yet, and this tells macOS to allow it:xattr -c ~/Downloads/logix-darwin-arm64-20261030.dmg - Double-click the
.dmgfile and drag Logix IDE into the
Applications folder. - Open Logix IDE from Applications. On its first start, Logix downloads
the FPGA tools it needs. This may take a few minutes; later
starts are quick.
To uninstall, drag Logix IDE from Applications to the Trash. You can
also delete the ~/.logix folder, which holds the FPGA tools
Logix downloaded and its settings. Your projects aren't in it.
Logix installers
| System | Architecture | Installer type | Package |
|---|---|---|---|
| macOS | Apple Silicon | Disk image | logix-darwin-arm64-20261030.dmg |
Build info
package-name : logix
description : "The Arduino experience, for FPGAs"
logix-version : 0.1.0
repo : openlogix/logix-ide
repo-branch : main
repo-commit : 2f9963f4ceffe0e5e35b8bdba701f5a6452503e7
release-tag : 2026-10-30
package-tag : 20261030
build-time : 2026-10-30 05:15:24 UTC
builder-workflow : build-pre-release
workflow-run-id : 41007392672
workflow-run-number : 40
About these releases
- Releases are created daily with a
pre-releasestatus, and only
the newest ones (about 5) are kept, unless set to bestable. - To make a pre-release stable, edit it manually and change its
status fromPre-releasetoNone.
2026-10-29
Logix IDE: "The Arduino experience, for FPGAs."
Installing Logix IDE on macOS (Apple Silicon)
- Download
logix-darwin-arm64-20261029.dmg(below) to your
Downloads folder. - Open Terminal and run this command. Logix isn't signed with an
Apple Developer ID yet, and this tells macOS to allow it:xattr -c ~/Downloads/logix-darwin-arm64-20261029.dmg - Double-click the
.dmgfile and drag Logix IDE into the
Applications folder. - Open Logix IDE from Applications. On its first start, Logix downloads
the FPGA tools it needs. This may take a few minutes; later
starts are quick.
To uninstall, drag Logix IDE from Applications to the Trash. You can
also delete the ~/.logix folder, which holds the FPGA tools
Logix downloaded and its settings. Your projects aren't in it.
Logix installers
| System | Architecture | Installer type | Package |
|---|---|---|---|
| macOS | Apple Silicon | Disk image | logix-darwin-arm64-20261029.dmg |
Build info
package-name : logix
description : "The Arduino experience, for FPGAs"
logix-version : 0.1.0
repo : openlogix/logix-ide
repo-branch : main
repo-commit : 3fb21e07b1be9827d1aa51b26b6884ea6c3fcf2d
release-tag : 2026-10-29
package-tag : 20261029
build-time : 2026-10-29 23:27:08 UTC
builder-workflow : build-pre-release
workflow-run-id : 40973208843
workflow-run-number : 37
About these releases
- Releases are created daily with a
pre-releasestatus, and only
the newest ones (about 5) are kept, unless set to bestable. - To make a pre-release stable, edit it manually and change its
status fromPre-releasetoNone.
2026-10-27
Logix: "The Arduino experience, for FPGAs."
Installing Logix on macOS (Apple Silicon)
- Download
logix-darwin-arm64-20261027.dmg(below) to your
Downloads folder. - Open Terminal and run this command. Logix isn't signed with an
Apple Developer ID yet, and this tells macOS to allow it:xattr -c ~/Downloads/logix-darwin-arm64-20261027.dmg - Double-click the
.dmgfile and drag Logix into the
Applications folder. - Open Logix from Applications. On its first start, Logix downloads
the FPGA tools it needs. This may take several minutes; later
starts are quick.
To uninstall, drag Logix from Applications to the Trash. You can
also delete the ~/.logix folder, which holds the FPGA tools
Logix downloaded and its settings. Your projects aren't in it.
Logix installers
| System | Architecture | Installer type | Package |
|---|---|---|---|
| macOS | Apple Silicon | Disk image | logix-darwin-arm64-20261027.dmg |
Build info
package-name : logix
description : "The Arduino experience, for FPGAs"
logix-version : 0.1.0
repo : zapta/logix
repo-branch : main
repo-commit : 020a309a8d4f864e88d47a78fe09efd08457598a
release-tag : 2026-10-27
package-tag : 20261027
build-time : 2026-10-27 18:37:39 UTC
builder-workflow : build-pre-release
workflow-run-id : 40561499776
workflow-run-number : 21
About these releases
- Releases are created daily with a
pre-releasestatus, and only
the newest ones (about 5) are kept, unless set to bestable. - To make a pre-release stable, edit it manually and change its
status fromPre-releasetoNone.
2026-10-28
Logix: "The Arduino experience, for FPGAs."
Installing Logix on macOS (Apple Silicon)
- Download
logix-darwin-arm64-20261028.dmg(below) to your
Downloads folder. - Open Terminal and run this command. Logix isn't signed with an
Apple Developer ID yet, and this tells macOS to allow it:xattr -c ~/Downloads/logix-darwin-arm64-20261028.dmg - Double-click the
.dmgfile and drag Logix into the
Applications folder. - Open Logix from Applications. On its first start, Logix downloads
the FPGA tools it needs. This may take several minutes; later
starts are quick.
To uninstall, drag Logix from Applications to the Trash. You can
also delete the ~/.logix folder, which holds the FPGA tools
Logix downloaded and its settings. Your projects aren't in it.
Logix installers
| System | Architecture | Installer type | Package |
|---|---|---|---|
| macOS | Apple Silicon | Disk image | logix-darwin-arm64-20261028.dmg |
Build info
package-name : logix
description : "The Arduino experience, for FPGAs"
logix-version : 0.1.0
repo : zapta/logix
repo-branch : main
repo-commit : b43cad2e91febbe5b2526633e3d0caf0ed8aa434
release-tag : 2026-10-28
package-tag : 20261028
build-time : 2026-10-28 05:03:40 UTC
builder-workflow : build-pre-release
workflow-run-id : 40635753819
workflow-run-number : 24
About these releases
- Releases are created daily with a
pre-releasestatus, and only
the newest ones (about 5) are kept, unless set to bestable. - To make a pre-release stable, edit it manually and change its
status fromPre-releasetoNone.