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@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ To use this plugin, you must first [download](https://www.vhdltool.com/download)
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Before using this plugin, you must ensure that the `vhdl-tool` binary is installed on your system. To install `vhdl-tool` and setup your environment, do the following:
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1. Install this plugin.
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-2. Download the `vhdl-tool` binary from [here](https://www.vhdltool.com/download), make sure it has execute permissions, and put it somewhere in your $PATH.
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+2. Download `vhdl-tool` from [here](https://www.vhdltool.com/download). If you are using the Linux version, make sure it has execute permissions, and put it somewhere in your $PATH.
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3. Create a vhdltool-config.yaml configuration file for your project by following the instructions [here](https://www.vhdltool.com/configuration).
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4. Install one of the other VHDL plugins available in the marketplace for syntax highlighting. Search for VHDL in the extensions sidebar. **This step is compulsory as these plugins define the VHDL language and if VSCode does not know about VHDL it cannot launch the language server**.
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5. Launch VSCode and open the folder containing the configuration file created in the previous step.
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