Apple releases macOS High Sierra public beta 4

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Apple today released the macOS High Sierra public beta 4 for Macintosh.

Apple’s free public beta releases allow users who are not registered developers to test pre-release versions of macOS.

macOS High Sierra public beta 4 follows the release of the fifth developer beta yesterday.

Apple’s next-gen macOS includes the Apple File System (APFS), HEVC support, Metal 2, improvements to Mail, Photos, and Safari, and more.

MacDailyNews Take: It’s snappy, but it’s still a beta so keep it off production Macs!

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  1. Using a late 2015 iMac w.4.0GHz i7, 24GB RAM, I installed both the previous and this beta on an external OXC Envoy USB 3.0 SSD. Ran ok until it would invariably crash. Simple tasks crash it. Safari causes fans to ramp up, couldn’t install Logic Pro X, eventually always crashes, requiring a power button shut down.

    Far from ready for prime time.

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