Now you can try the new macos high sierra on your mac

If you are a Mac user and you are dying to try the news that the Apple operating system will bring to your laptops and desktops next fall, today is your lucky day because the company has already released the first public beta of macOS High Sierra, so now everyone, and not just developers, can test our bitten apple OS.

macOS High Sierra, public beta now available

Since it was presented on June 5 at WWDC 2017, Apple released the first public beta of macOS High Sierra yesterday afternoon, which corresponds to the second beta that had previously been released to developers. Thus, from now on, all users who wish to do so, whether or not they are developers, will be able to test the new functions and features of the new operating system.

To do this, they must enroll in the company's public beta program using the Apple ID. Once enrolled, they can install the corresponding profile on the computer they want, which will give them access to download the beta version of macOS High Sierra through the usual software update mechanism from the Mac App Store, as if from any other update official concerned. Similarly, each time the company releases a new public beta, it will automatically be available in the Updates section.

It is important to note that we are facing a version in the testing phase, so it may still contain bugs and errors. Therefore, it is advisable to make a complete backup before proceeding with the installation, and keep in mind that, in case you want to return to macOS Sierra, a complete formatting of the computer will be necessary. Therefore, try not to install it on your main work team.

macOS High Sierra is intended as an upgrade to the current macOS Sierra system. It does not include significant design improvements but it does include some important innovations such as the new Apple File System (APFS) that promises greater speed and efficiency, Metal 2, the new highly efficient video encoding system (HEVC aka H.265)., new photo editing tools, expanded Siri voice commands, blocking the automatic playback of videos in Safari, optimization in Mail so that mail storage takes up to 35% less space, and more.