Apple is polishing more details of Big Sur macOS, and has just released the third public beta for brave users who do not want to wait for the final version, and want to try the new operating system for Macs. Less and less is missing for its official launch, which will presumably be in the month of October.
We always warn from here that if you only have a Mac and you use it for work or study, do not install a new operating system in beta, since even if it is small, you have the risk of failure at the worst moment. It's also true that since the first version released for developers in June, there have been no major bugs, and it's very stable and reliable. And if each time they correct the small errors that have arisen, this third version of the public beta it must already be very very reliable. Yourself.
Apple just released a new beta version of the upcoming macOS 11 Big Sur update for the users who are signed in to the beta program of the new Mac operating system. This allows non-developer users to test drive the new macOS Big Sur before its public release this October.
The third beta for public testers comes two weeks after the second beta was released, and a few days after the sixth beta was released for developers. So it must be a version very reliable, at this stage.
Users who are enrolled in Apple's beta testing program can now download the new beta version of macOS Big Sur through the mechanism of update software in System Preferences if you already have the appropriate profile.
Although it is labeled as the sixth beta, this is the third beta that Apple has provided to public beta testers. Mac users who want to take part in Apple's beta testing program can sign up for free to participate in the web page Apple beta, which gives users access to the iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS betas.