What it is: OS X El Capitan is a major release of Apple’s OS X operating systems for Mac computers and servers.SEE: Free ebook: Executive’s guide to Apple in the enterprise Executive summary To help IT support staff, systems administrators, and enterprise users get up to speed on OS X El Capitan, the most important details and related resources have been compiled into this guide, which we will update as new information becomes available. Marking the 12th major release in Apple’s annual OS release cycle, version 10.11 El Capitan is an extension of the previous version of OS X, Yosemite, in that it focuses on adding stability, performance, and security enhancements to the already rock-solid UNIX foundation. This comprehensive guide includes everything you need to know about Apple's OS X El Capitan, including features, requirements, upgrade options, software updates, and more. The new 10.12 will be demoed next month, and since 10.7, Apple has only released five dot/dot updates for every version of OS X.OS X El Capitan: The smart person’s guide This is likely the LAST dot/dot update for 10.11. You need to use the system for a day and run all the apps you normally use at least once, so those apps can rebuild their caches or update their settings. Most complaints about the system being slower after an update is due to folks giving a review right after rebooting. It is normal after an update that the first time you restart, it may take awhile to boot, and the system seems slow for awhile, that is because caches are being refreshed/rebuilt. Updates can appear to stall or freeze leave it alone, be patient, go watch a movie, don't turn your machine off thinking it's stuck, you will corrupt the install. Once more: BACKUP YOUR DATA, OR BETTER YET, CLONE THE ENTIRE PARTITION BEING UPDATED. RUn Disk Utility First Aid first, make sure no currupted files.īACKUP YOUR DATA, OR BETTER YET, CLONE THE ENTIRE PARTITION BEING UPDATED. Run Onyx before update, run all the maintenance tasks. Updating the same drive you are booted from adds more risk. If you have two bootable partitions A and B, boot to A to update B, boot to B to update A. If possible, boot from another partition than the one you are updating. I always recommend the Combo, even if you are just upgrading from the previous version. 10.11.5 combo update (updates any version of 10.11.x)
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