When no one was thinking about releasing the RC 2 beta version of macOS Big Sur 11.2 Apple went and released it. Now, three days after that we MacOS Release Candidate Release XNUMXrd Developer Beta Released, never seen.
While the rest of the operating systems have the final versions already installed in them or in most of them, the Cupertino firm has just launched a third beta version of macOS Big Sur 11.2. In this case, the attached notes add some corrections. This new version is build 20D64 and it adds improvements in Bluetooth connectivity and other improvements.
Apple adds a series of changes and improvements in this version It affects the performance of displays with the M1 processor Mac mini when using an HDMI to DVI Hub. In addition to this fix, others are added to photos with ProRAW format, improvements are added to iCloud Drive, a problem with unlocking system preferences and other minor changes is corrected.
In short, what we have on the table or rather, what the developers have on the table is a third beta version before the launch of a final version. That the RC versions should be the last to be released before the final versions since they have previously released more betas... Be that as it may, this latest version of macOS Big Sur is resisting being launched and seeing the path that Apple is taking in this regard, we do not rule out that another beta version will be launched next Monday.
What we do want or ask is that the versions be released when they are fully functional and with the fewest possible bugs, so we will wait patiently for the release of the final version.