MacOS High Sierra 10.13.1 Beta 5 Released for Testing
MacOS High Sierra 10.13.1 beta 5 has been released by Apple for Mac users participating in the beta testing programs.
macOS High Sierra 10.13.1 beta 5 marks the second beta release of High Sierra 10.13.1 this week, with 10.13.1 beta 4 arriving alongside iOS 11.1 beta 5, perhaps indicating a quickening pace of development in the prelude to a wider public release. No known public timeline is available for the release of the final versions of the first .1 releases to Apple’s new system software, but it’s widely rumored for the new versions to debut near iPhone X public launch in early November.
macOS High Sierra 10.13.1 appears to focus primarily on bug fixes, security enhancements, and it’s possible he software update may address some of the lingering issues experienced by some macOS High Sierra users. Aside from bug fixes and enhacenemts to the operating system, macOS 10.13.1 will also include hundreds of new Emoji icons, including bearded person, pregnant person, wizards, dinosaurs, gender neutral characters, pie, broccoli, and many other icons.
Mac users enrolled in the macOS High Sierra beta testing program can find the macOS 10.13.1 beta 5 release available to download now from the Software Update mechanism of the Mac App Store.
As usual with system software, but especially so with beta builds, be sure to backup a Mac before installing the update.
Initially the fifth beta build is available for developers, but public beta releases typically follow soon after to other macOS beta testers.
Talk about boring! The Linux interface beats any sleeping pill available.
I really don’t know what’s happened to Apple, but ANYONE who has actually done any actual work with their mac would have found all of these bugs in half an hour. I can’t believe this was released in such a state. I’m think of Switching to something else, but I haven’t used Windows in over a decade.
It is easy to criticize…
It is impossible to be perfect.
With your skill set, we could certainly use you at Apple.
Fair enough…
I think Apple just set themselves a really High bar early on, and I miss the days when “things just worked”.
Tiger converted me and I saw the light, Snow Leopard knocked my socks off… High Sierra? Well, its the first time I bought I new mac and been sad right out of the box.
How about some examples.
Phones and watches, Apple is boring. I happen to work with computers and like them. Linux is now much more interesting
Talk about boring! The Linux interface beats any sleeping pill available.
Linux desktop environments has more variety than other OS’s out there!
and it’s also possible to make your own desktop from different packages and then customize it
I can’t find any echo system like this
how about you?
What do you think OS X is based off? Linux and OS X have many similarities for a reason. OS X is really a modified version of Linux.
Might want to spellcheck & proofread this article.
1. enhacenemts
2. it’s possible he software