Two days ago, Apple officially seeded the first developer beta of its newest version to its desktop platform, OS X El Capitan.
Now, the company has seen fit to release the first public beta of the same software, OS X El Capitan 10.11.3. This version of Apple’s upcoming desktop software is available to those within the company’s Beta Software Program, and can be installed from Apple’s dedicated site. It’s also available in the Updates tab within the Mac App Store for computers already enrolled in the program.
As for what’s new, there’s still nothing major discovered in the software as of yet. OS X El Capitan 10.11.2 was just released to the public a little over a week ago now, and that update held only a variety of performance enhancements and tweaks for compatibility issues with other software. It’s likely that this update will see other refinements behind-the-scenes.
Earlier today, Apple seeded the first iOS 9.2.1 beta to public testers.
If you’re part of the Beta Software Program, do you plan on checking out OS X El Capitan 10.11.3?
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