*Edit: Fixed my issue trying to get the latest download, I had to clear the software update catalogue as so: `sudo softwareupdate –clear-catalog`
Still waiting for Apple to approve my new developer account, A direct link to the download would be appreciated.
I have been running the developer and public beta's since they were released, right from beta 1 I found it more stable and 'faster' than Yosemite which my team has had endless problems with beach balls, crashes etc... We were thinking that Apple had given up on OS-X and were almost entirely focusing on iOS development but with our experiences running and developing on El Capitan I truly believe we were wrong - it reminds me of how fast and reliable OS-X 3-4 years ago much to my (our) relief.
As I said: "Still waiting for Apple to approve my new developer account, A direct link to the download would be appreciated."
Generally once a GM has been released and a download is available the .dmg installer is available if not from Apple's website, from application download or update cache after installing it from the app store.
OS X beta doesn't require a developer account, you can enroll in the Apple Beta Software Program with any Apple ID. I don't have a developer account and got beta access very quickly.
Hey thanks for the link, I didn't realise it was available for the Public as well as the Developer betas, I managed to get it to download by clearing the software update catalog as so: `sudo softwareupdate –clear-catalog`
Yeah, I found that too. I was just thinking "now that I stopped being a dumbass and found that the iOS beta right there, I bet the Xcode betas are in the same place." Nope!
Still waiting for Apple to approve my new developer account, A direct link to the download would be appreciated.
I have been running the developer and public beta's since they were released, right from beta 1 I found it more stable and 'faster' than Yosemite which my team has had endless problems with beach balls, crashes etc... We were thinking that Apple had given up on OS-X and were almost entirely focusing on iOS development but with our experiences running and developing on El Capitan I truly believe we were wrong - it reminds me of how fast and reliable OS-X 3-4 years ago much to my (our) relief.