Apple Seeds First OS X 10.11.4 El Capitan Beta to Developers

I guess we'll be getting 10.11.3 tomorrow then?

 

I guess El Capitan will be the first OS in years to go beyond the .5 mark. If that means stability will be up on par with 10.5 and 10.6 releases, then this would be quite astonishing for Apple in 2016.

 

fix mail, fix mail, fix your stinking mail application Apple.

kthanx

 

I prefer the "old" times, a new OS every 1 ½ to 2 years. OS X used to be more stable after the 10.x.5-6 versions.

Dream on.
Joking aside, I agree, although I don't have too much trouble with Mail it's an Application which SHOULD work well.

 

Something something Wi-Fi.

 

Can anyone let me know if this fixes the address bar in safari? I type in things to search currently and it takes forever before it begins to search.

 

DISK UTILITY

APPLE, PLEASE

 

Apple might just feel shockingly surprised at themselves if they achieve SL level refinement. I saw a professor's MBP, maybe 2008, and I reinstalled SL on it and boy that thing feels so much faster than my Late 2011 MBP 15 with 10.11.2. It is all in the UI. As Steve used to say, Boom.. Boom.. versus today's Booommm... Boooooommmm...

 

APPLE PLEASE FIX THE MAC PRO EXTERNAL MONITOR NOT WAKING ISSUE.

 

I was thinking the same thing. Strange to see two betas out at the same time.

 

Maybe Apple is afraid of making a new OS that is as fast and stable as Snow Leopard, because they know a looot of people won't upgrade until they release a new stable one again in 5+ years.

 

Any idea if they might consider to introduce the "Night Swift" from iOS 9.3 BETA into Mac OS X as well? I know we have f.lux already, and I'm using it for all it's worth but I love to have things like this within the operating system itself.

 

Not sure what issues your experiencing with Mail, but I've used it on a daily basis since Snow Leapard for over 5 accounts and only lion gave me issues. Mavericks and El Capitan have been super stable/problem free for me. Check your settings? Maybe I'm just lucky.

 

10.6.8 is still the gold standard for Mac OS stability and refinement. Of course it didn't hurt that Snow Leopard was touted from the very beginning as "no new features, just improving on what is already there". And that is almost exactly what they did.

I really miss that mindset.

 

Wait, what, .4?! And there is still no list of changes introduced in .3?

I think by now they're just releasing updates so they can say they released a lot of updates so everything is super stable (even if it's not true).

 

3 accounts, (1 imap, 1 exchange, 1 iCloud)

Mail, appears---: then magically disappears. Again, and again.
Attachements, corrupted- Often.
on and on and on....
Open Postbox, no problems exhibited. same on airmail.

Mail is not supposed to be troubleshooted to actually work. Believe me, for 2 years, I have all but given up... and yes I have started from scratch on 2 occasions. many people will agree that mail sucks, while others will say; no problems here.

 

No change. That's where I always look first.


Edit:

Is renaming Disks there new? Never recognized it before.

 

I've yet to get Mail Drop to work for me and something i'd love to have working

 

Snow Leopard and Mavericks have been the best releases. Hopefully Apple can do it again with El Capitan.

 

Snow Leopard was stable, but it was slower than Leopard in many areas. They rewrote Finder from scratch using Cocoa but even though it gave them cool features like "put back", it made Finder a lot slower than it was before. Carbon Finder was ultrafast.

 

Did they add Night Shift mode to this Beta?

 

I'm running the .3 beta, and it's great. I don't know about instability or Mail or any of the other bugaboos, and I also have installed El Cap on an early 2008 iMac and watched its speed double.

Yes, linux is faster, but it makes up for that by doing less and being much less accessible to the average user.

 

Mail works fine. I think you're long overdue for a clean install.

 

I gave up too, already in Yosemite. Never tried it anymore since I have Airmail.