Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
On or before October 31st. ;)

My guess would be the 24th (Monday). Monterey was released on the 25th (Monday) last year. Big Sur was released in November the year before, so macOS releases have been pretty late recently. The last Ventura beta was an "e" build, so there's likely at least a few more betas left.
 
Last edited:
On or before October 31st. ;)

My guess would be the 24th (Monday). Monterey was released on the 25th (Monday) last year. Big Sur was released in November the year before, so macOS releases have been pretty late recently. The last Ventura beta was an "e" build, so there's likely at least a few more betas left.
How do you make that determination based on the "e"? Is it like, "e" then "d" then "c" then "b" then, finally, "a" to signify the final release? Curious here. :)
 
How do you make that determination based on the "e"? Is it like, "e" then "d" then "c" then "b" then, finally, "a" to signify the final release? Curious here. :)
Yeah, they work their way towards "a", and then the RC(s)/final release don't have a letter. Not every letter is always used though.

Here's an example of the build numbers from Monterey:

...and Ventura's so far:
 
Yeah, they work their way towards "a", and then the RC(s)/final release don't have a letter. Not every letter is always used though.

Here's an example of the build numbers from Monterey:

...and Ventura's so far:
Thanks! Learned something new. :) I'd guess probably at least 1 more beta, then maybe 1-2 RC's. Yeah, I'd guess October 24 might be the most logical date.
 
Register on MacRumors! This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.