OS X 10.11 "Yosemite"..?

[MacsRgr8]

Anyone else have this after an update (10.10.4 beta to 10.11 DP 1)?

EDIT: After some hours, it now shows "El Capitan" (strange..)

 

[xmichaelp]

Just a bug... You should post some more screenshots though 😀

 

[skwood]

I have this, just a mistake on their part I hope

 

[maflynn]

It is DP1, so there's bound to be a lot of rough edges.

 

[AustinIllini]

Anyone else have this after an update (10.10.4 beta to 10.11 DP 1)?

This is part of incomplete software. They'll fix it soon enough.

 

[Superhai]

It says El Capitan on mine, but might be because of localization.

 

[nesl247]

Mine originally said Yosemite, but after a restart or two it seems to have changed to El Capitan.

 

[Justind]

that weird I had the same issue, but 4 hours passed without reboot and now it correct? huh

 

[BillyBobBongo]

Mine originally said Yosemite, but after a restart or two it seems to have changed to El Capitan.

I used Disk Utility to perform 'First Aid'. That seemed to resolve the issue for me on my MacBook Air.

 

[skwood]

I used Disk Utility to perform 'First Aid'. That seemed to resolve the issue for me on my MacBook Air.

Can confirm this works after First Aid and several minutes waiting.

 

[myxomatosis]

Happened to me too, it changed to El Capitan after I closed and re-opened the window

 

[kjm18]

I used Disk Utility to perform 'First Aid'. That seemed to resolve the issue for me on my MacBook Air.

Was the same on my iMac performed first aid now says El Capitan

 

[TheWaveable]

If you do a new install of OSX, it will show El Capitan on first boot.
Probably just a bug with the update process.

 

[mkeeley]

Did the same here, opened About a second time straight away and it corrected itself.