Apple released the fifth public beta version of OS X El Capitan yesterday just two weeks after launching the fourth version for users. So if you are a member of Apple's Beta Software program, now is the time to download the latest update.
On the other hand, you are looking for a new version and you are a developer, we will have to wait a little longer for the next build of the system. The developer beta is currently in the sixth version, but there is no news yet of what would be the seventh beta version and it does not seem that it will appear today, neither the iOS developer beta nor the iOS public beta, which did not receive any update today.
OS X beta versions do not usually bring new features during, but only improve performance and bring various bug fixes. It is interesting to note that the fourth public beta was released right after the sixth developer beta, which means that for some reason Apple has changed the formula a bit this time, that is, it has released the fifth public beta before the developers have had another update.
To install this latest version as long as you are a member of the beta program, you just have to check for updates on the Mac App Store, where if you are correctly identified, said update will skip, although you have to be patient since sometimes the update can take up to two hours after it has been made available to everyone.
As always, remember that Apple announced OS X 10.11 El Capitan at WWDC in June and it is expected that this fall there will be a stable and fully accessible version for all users. Anyway it seems that for now the beta is not availableWe do not know if, due to having located a critical error or for the reason, Apple has decided to withdraw it until further notice,
