Apple introduced the next version of OS X yesterday, El Capitan, an update that brings improvements and new features to OS X Yosemite. El Capitan includes under-the-hood performance boosts, a new split-screen view, and improvements to apps like Maps, Safari, and Notes.
I hate the name…
Love using it so far but its really sad they removed 3 finger dragging.. I
used that a lot to avoid clicking all the time, great time saver..
+مائة تسعة Priebe It’s in Accessibility settings.
I like the name. It has something elegant. Definitely better then 8.1 Pro
“El Capitán”, the next one will be “Muchos Tacos”. OSX El Bandido, or OSX
Machete, or lets go south and calle it OSX Hugo Chavez. OSX Evita.
+vjrei OSX ARRRRIBAAAHHHHH!!!!!!!!
+Stephen Fiore Quite a party pooper aren’t you? You sure yours isn’t OSX
Daddy Issues?
+Nick OSX Dear sir,
Your name isn’t Stephen Fiore.
+Adamantiis apologies, youtube seems to be messing up
Have you noticed performance improvements? If so do they change the
experience on the low-powered Macbook a lot?
+pranka501 I haven’t noticed too much difference in this beta. The MacBook
still performs great
I cannot believe that this is Beta 1.It’s blazing fast on my mac.Everything
works fine and performance is at peaks. Impressed
+AeroplaneGuy Same here. The only thing is when I close my macbook, it
won’t wake back up and I have to hold the power button down until it turns
off and restarts. That’s really the only bug I’ve seen.
which Mac do you own?
The 2014 Macbook Pro. The second beta fixed it for me.
100% of the features in this update I already have through third party
software.
Spotlight Turbo
+Samantha Appleseed Can’t find it, can you send me a ink?
It’s in El Captain beta.
+Samantha Appleseed You said you already had the features before the El
Capitan beta was released… Well, that was probably a lie to bash the OS.
Fine, now it’s in the OS… Which prevents me from installing shitty third
party apps to do the same things
It’s it okay to install on a primary mac? Or too buggy?
+HK I’d wait if you can
Stupid name, but I’m grateful that it supports my Macbook 2009 still. I am
a bit shocked that Apple hasn’t cut support from older Mac hardware by now.
That is 6 years and they are still are supporting the people that aren’t
rich and can’t afford to update their Macbook. I think there’s hacks out
there to get the later OSX’s to work on older MacBooks than mine.
+alex123453839
Where are the 1080p macbooks at then? Also, how powerful is the hardware on
newer macs? Can a thousand dollar mac hardware compare to a gaming laptop
for the same price? Probably not if I had to guess because Apple has to
make their $$$ some wheres since their OSX has been free lately even tho it
didn’t used to be.
+Wade Wilson 1080p mac? You mean the Retina macbook pro?
I was making a joke. There are no 1080p macs yet.
+Wade Wilson Lmao it’s beyond 1080p
Not the actual resolution is it? I thought that is only possible if you
hook it up externally if I read correct.
would there be performance improvements for a 2011 MBP?
Hey there guys Zac here from WinBeta and welcome back to another video…
love your website but you should really speak a bit slower… it’s hard to
follow you when your narration is so fast
Still can’t understand why menu bar don’t have shadow in dark mode?
So my Mac is becoming more like windows and chrome? O_O .. why?
+iwednesday Because that’s all they do now, copy old features off each
other. I had that browser tab feature on Firefox about 6 years ago with a
plugin. Now it’s hyped as a new safari feature? What a joke.
Been using since the beta started on my iMac and no worries on my side —
looks great, performs great, almost no problems. Nearly 100% positive
feedback from me. Best OS to date IMO
I hate how these days they just add a new font and call it a new operating
system. All I really want is for the recent versions of all my favorite
apps to be supported under Mountain lion because it runs about 10 times
faster and more stable than Yosemite.
El Capitan looks boring when you compare to Windows 10
So safari copied chrome?
I guess ill stay with OSX mavericks. I like its UI better even if it limits
me from downloading new software