Apple today announced a new version of OS X — El Capitan — with Metal for Mac, performance improvements, new system font, major improvements to how the OS handles windows and more.
According to Apple, registered Mac developers will have their chance to download the first beta of OS X 10.11 El Capitan later today, which just got officially announced, after the event has wrapped up (currently, Apple’s portal for developers is down).
Members of Apple’s OS X Public Beta Program will be able to try out El Capitan next month, and we’ll update you on that as soon as it becomes available.
For everyone else, OS X 10.11 El Capitan will roll out this fall as a free update.
OS X 10.11 includes an improved Mission Control with great window snapping features, an enhanced Safari browser with the Pin Tabs feature, Spotlight Search improvements and a number of performance optimizations revolving around Metal for Mac and more.
