So true. I’ve been running betas at least 85% of the time since the iOS 4 days.I'm addicted to betas. Stable version is dull.
So true. I’ve been running betas at least 85% of the time since the iOS 4 days.I'm addicted to betas. Stable version is dull.
The official version was once an RC RC2 in fact in this case. So you don't run RCs, for fear that they may become official?I skipped the official 14.2 as it wasn't beta quality. I only run beta builds on my system.
Thats exactly what macOS 14.3 beta is, just a bug fix cycle mostly, then it's out maybe Jan 22nd 2024. BTW use search or the view menu when within system settings, much faster to get to what you want in Somoma.I think I liked it better when Apple tested their OS releases. I used to get excited about a new OS. Now I just wonder what Apple has "improved" into useless ruination.
Beta and Release Candidates are two separate things.The official version was once an RC RC2 in fact in this case. So you don't run RCs, for fear that they may become official?
Rc1 was a beta was it not ? It also had usb4 issues with asm2464pd controllers but that got fixed.Beta and Release Candidates are two separate things.
A RC/RC2 is just the final seeds of a beta seeding cycle. Usually the final build of whatever RC is last is used as the public release build. While we are at it, all betas and RC are defined as unstable as they could possibly change. Only public releases are stable meaning they won't be further modified.Beta and Release Candidates are two separate things.