It was about 4 years ago that Apple had re-branded the software that drives the Mac as “macOS”. Now, the macOS Big Sur, version 11.0 is here. The name is an extension of Apple’s use of California places to brand its Mac releases, but the version number is the real story.
First Look: macOS Big Sur Public Beta – sixcolors.com
So here we are, at the end of OS Two decades ago Apple parked the sixteen-year-old Classic Mac OS and leaped to version 10.but four years ago the company rebranded the software that drives the Mac as macOS, and the writing was on the wall. And now in 2020 it’s macOS Big Sur, version 11.The name is an extension of Apple’s use of California places to brand its Mac releases, but the version number is the real story.
Link: First Look: macOS Big Sur Public Beta
via sixcolors.com
