#Os x el capitan 10.11.6 features update#
#Os x el capitan 10.11.6 features upgrade#
#Os x el capitan 10.11.6 features software#

Resolves an issue that may prevent startup from a NetBoot image created with an OS X v10.11.4 or OS X v10.11.5 installer.Improves startup time when connecting to a NetBoot server.Resolves an issue that prevented some network devices, such as speakers and multifunction printers, from accessing SMB share points.Resolves an issue that may prevent settings from being saved in accounts with parental controls enabled.

#Os x el capitan 10.11.6 features update#

OS X is the same way, using many libraries under the hood that get constant security updates.įor this reason I would always suggest that everyone keep everything up-to-date: apps, drivers, and OS.OS X 10.11.6 was an update to OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) that was released by Apple on July 18, 2016.

#Os x el capitan 10.11.6 features software#

This is because software today is built on top of libraries that are constantly updated.

Many times you hear of apps having compromises, it is the older versions that have the issue and the latest version doesn't. Today waiting is not only unnecessary, but could be dangerous as most malware attacks target older versions of software.

#Os x el capitan 10.11.6 features upgrade#

But still the old articles and myths float around that you shouldn't upgrade until a few versions in. But a few years go they started public beta tests which mean that tons of others also test the new OS X. In the past (years ago) Apple didn't allow public betas of OS X, which meant that only in-house testing and developers tested the new OS X until it came out.

I follow the rule as to always keeping everything updated. That isn't El Capitan Specific but could happen with any device, any OS, etc. Sometimes people have trouble, like Aeckert said, because they are trying to use old versions of third-party software with the latest OS. Thanks for all the good work! I love your newsletters and tutorial videos!! More importantly, would you share your first hand experience with El Capitan and please let me know - by installing this OS will I have loss of productivity as problems/bugs are not fully worked-out yet? As my primary work computer, I just cannot afford to have ANY down time! However, I’m concerned that avoiding the upgrade will “leave me standing empty handed at the station when the progress train moves along” and one day I may not be allowed to upgrade without making a new OS system purchase. The old saying, “don’t fix it, if it’s not broken” haunts me daily. I’m currently running Yosemite 10.10.5 and as far as I’m concerned this OS could supply me an eternity of blissful Mac experience. Gary, El Capitan was released a while back but I resisted installing it after reading countless reviews of users experiencing horrible productivity loss issues. How Safe Is El Capitan 10.11.6 and Is It Worth Installing Now?