No news; at their scale seems more likely we will see a Pico 3 than an errata only respin but that is only a guess.
Obviously, it would be much better not to have errata, but are you breadboarding a Pico to try and do custom touch sensing? This is much more an issue for custom PCBs trying to use the bare chip.
As someone wanting to get into electronics, DIY, Raspberry Pi, etc., is this a good starting point? Or do you recommend getting another (low budget) Pi first instead?
The Pico is a microcontroller, typically programmed directly "to the metal" using either your own code or RPi's SDKs. It is very different from the regular Pi boards, which are single-board computers that run a full Linux using gigabytes of RAM. The Pico has 264 KB (original) of RAM, or a massive 520 KB on the Pico 2.
https://hackaday.com/2024/09/04/the-worsening-raspberry-pi-r...
So far it seems the message from Raspberry Pi is "we documented the bug, so the issue is closed":
https://github.com/raspberrypi/pico-feedback/issues/401#issu...
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