Well, we are already in the last phase of testing macOS Ventura. Apple has just released what is the third version of macOS Ventura in its Release Candidate version available to developers and beta testers. Until now we were seeing how the releases were being made available to developers and now we see that non-beta testers are also included. Good news. We are getting closer to seeing the final release.
Apple is always advancing in the versions of the different operating systems to add new features or simply correcting errors and improving and polishing the software. Normally beta versions are released for developers only access but with the versions Release Candidate, beta testers who have signed up for the program are also reached. That predicts that there is little left for it to be launched for all audiences.
The build number of this version is the RC 3 is 22F66. We already know that with macOS Ventura 13.4 there will be a new system for installing betas that was also introduced with iOS 16.4. Operating systems now require Apple ID to display and download beta software updates. macOS checks if the account is associated with a developer or user registered in the public beta program. It then shows the beta update available for that program. With this change, regular users will no longer be able to install developer betas, for example.
At the moment no great news has been found in this version and what has been seen are performance improvements and minor bug fixes that were found in earlier versions. If something new has been found and we notice it, we will tell you right away through these pages. Patience that there is little left for the final version, so if you are not a developer or person registered to test the betas, it is better that you wait.
