On time for their Tuesday appointment, Apple has just released developer beta 3 of its latest Mac OS X operating system El Capitan 10.11.2. This time it's about build 15C40a And from what we can read in the short notes attached to this new beta version released, Apple what improves is in the security of the system, solves some bugs of the previous version and corrects errors in the general stability of the new OS X.
Many users continue to complain about the problems with the USB and the performance of the El Capitan operating system in general, many others do not have problems with the functions or operating system in general but the good thing is that Apple continues to insist on the developers to detect any type of problem or bug that affects system functions in these beta versions. Obviously, once the official version is released, more problems will surely appear, and it is not the same as the system being tested by a few thousand developers than millions of people.
Obviously we hope that when OS X 10.11.2 is released it will be much more polished than the current version available, but I repeat that not all users have problems or bugs with El Capitan. I know how Apple has already put in the hands of developers from the web this OS X third beta and I'm sure that tomorrow the day after it will launch it to the rest of the users who are enrolled in the public beta program.