First beta version of OS X El Capitan is out. We didn't hesitate and as soon as it Apple released among developers, we immediately downloaded. Thanks to this, we are the first magazine from the Czech Republic and Slovakia to bring you screenshoty news from the new OS X 10.11 El Capitan. Unfortunately, there aren't too many of them, but it's not ruled out that they will be added during development. beta We won't see a few more updates until the final version is released.
Apple focused primarily on performance optimization. This can be felt from the first impressions, as on my MacBooku Air 13″ from 2013 with 4 GB RAM and an Intel Core i5 processor with a clock speed of 1,3 GHz, the system runs a little faster than the previous OS X Yosemite. However, there are still many bugs that you will notice in the first minutes of use. Especially the browser Safari quite angry.
Check out the first one below screenshoty system. During the day you can look forward to a complete list of news.
Bugs will be found (still Yosemite, but OS X 10.11)
Split screen
Redesigned notes app
Gestures in Mail
Redesigned Disk Utility
Font San FrancISCO
Option to turn on hiding the top menu bar
New widget Find Friends app (here Apple also forced into iOS 9)
Pinning panels in Safari
Hello, can it be used already? I'm considering installing it and playing around. :)
palinko: It depends on what you mean by "use". But considering that I've been "using" Yosemite quite successfully since DP1, I think it's definitely possible on reasonable (supported) hardware. It's very early, though. beta, so... ;)
Finally I gave it a go.ancat. Surprisingly, it works very well for me, even the applications. Sometimes some appthey go crazy, but nothing major.
Split view works surprisingly well for me even with applications that do not support full screen. :)
The only thing that doesn't work for me is Adobe Illustrator CS6 (requires an old Java 6, which is not available for her). I hope they somehow put it together in the final version.
And above all, it's already faster than Yosemite. Mainly Safari it was able to eat all 16 GB of RAM and stop the system. Now it is kept in the green numbers (around 6GB). :)
I got it Mac Mini 2012.