Pi says it has crossed 100,000 stars on GitHub, calling it a sign its community is “growing faster than ever.” The project also teased that Pi v2 is coming soon, but didn’t share a release date or details.
Pi’s official X account claims the project has reached 100,000 stars on GitHub, describing the milestone as evidence that its community is “growing faster than ever.”
The post, published September 1, also mentions that Pi v2 is “coming soon,” without providing further details about the release. It thanks the “People of Pi” for their contributions and support.
Source: Pi on X
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