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Any insight on how stable the pre-releases are? I'm tempted to sign-up because updates seem very infrequent on OSX, but I'd hate to have to fight more bugs when
by Oculus 12y ago
Any insight on how stable the pre-releases are? I'm tempted to sign-up because updates seem very infrequent on OSX, but I'd hate to have to fight more bugs when working.
- skadamat 12y agoDepends on the update but the early betas have noticeable problems and crashes, in my roommates experience. Plus, wiping the hard drive and doing a clean install of the final new OS can be a pain
- dignati 12y agoI just updated and noticed no changes. Seems to be very stable so far.
- potatolicious 12y agoLater betas are usually pretty solid. Early betas are usually absurd messes - iOS7 beta 1 was, IMO, nearly unusable. I wouldn't let any early Apple beta anywhere near a critical production device.
- shadesandcolour 12y agoMy hope is that these will be a bit more stable than a typical apple beta since it's public. Many of the early betas for iOS feel like alpha quality because they're being shipped out to developers who aren't supposed to use them on a primary device (even though we do). They remind you to make a backup, but are probably (hopefully) operating under the assumption that people are going to be installing them on their main machines.