Pi Network has introduced a Linux version of its Node software, making it easier for developers and users. The significant protocol upgrade to version 23 is also announced.
Linux Node Software Version
Linux users can now run Node with the official version, streamlining installation, maintenance, and updates. Previously, Linux users faced limitations relying on custom installations. The new version provides a more standardized infrastructure for partners and services using Linux.
Protocol Upgrade to Version 23
Pi Network is gearing up for a significant protocol update from version 19 to version 23, based on improvements made on the Stellar blockchain. Testnet1 upgrades will start this week, followed by Testnet2 and Mainnet.
Impact on Users and Ecosystem
Support for the Linux Node is anticipated as a major advancement for Pioneers, as it facilitates the contribution of developers to the ecosystem, especially in open-source software. While this upgrade does not directly impact Node rewards, it broadens interaction opportunities for participants.
The launch of the Linux Node version and the upcoming protocol upgrade reaffirm Pi Network's commitment to simplifying the process for developers and strengthening a decentralized network.
