Mac users participating in the OS X El Capitan beta public beta program can now download the third beta version of this operating system, which seems to coincide with the fifth beta (build 15A235e) that has recently been released for developers. and which we talk about in this entry.
For users already running a preview of the OS X 10.11 beta, you can download this new update through the Updates section of the Mac App Store, both from the dock icon and from the menu in the upper left corner.
The download is around 1,2GB and requires only a reboot to complete the entire installation.
On the other hand, if you are interested in trying this trial version, any Mac user can choose to enroll in the OS X public beta program, this allows, as I have said, these users to experiment with the new operating system before be launched on the market in its final version, in addition this also provides direct information to Apple about its use and possible bugs in the system so that they can be fixed before launching it.
In general, it is recommended that most users avoid beta software versions, simply because the experience is far less reliable than a stable version of the software. In this way, users who want to run beta versions of OS X El Capitan, it is best to save a backup copy on their current Mac system or install the beta version in a separate partition.
The final version of OS X El Capitan will be released to the public at the end of the year. While there is no specific release date, Apple has already said that it will be available for free this fall.
