Apple releases third beta of OS X 10.10.2 with focuses on Wi-Fi, Mail & VoiceOver

Would be great to see Photos released before the holidays, but everything I've seen shows sometime next year. Having said that, anything with wifi fixes is appreciated.

[quote name="SockRolid" url="/t/183871/apple-releases-third-beta-of-os-x-10-10-2-with-focuses-on-wi-fi-mail-voiceover#post_2651150"] And it won't be the last beta.  When my iMac restarted it went straight to the Desktop.  The completion progress dialog was still there and it said "5 minutes remaining."  It didn't ask me for my password until the progress indicator finished, at which point it presented the login / password view as expected. Other than that it seems fine. [/quote] 1) I don't understand how, of all companies, Apple can't even get a decent ballpark of how long installations will take. I understand with Windows, but Apple should be able to be able to calculate something better than "5 minutes remaining" with more than the half the progress bar remaining when it finishes up, especially with their limited HW choices. This doesn't seem insurmountable and I feel like they did better at this many years ago. 2) That auto-logging in with an update has been standard for at least Yosemite and perhaps even Mavericks. Since you have to use a password to initiate the install it carries over. I'm not sure how it does that with a restart in place or if that's safe, but I don't think it's a glitch.

[quote name="SolipsismY" url="/t/183871/apple-releases-third-beta-of-os-x-10-10-2-with-focuses-on-wi-fi-mail-voiceover#post_2651160"] 1) I don't understand how, of all companies, Apple can't even get a decent ballpark of how long installations will take. I understand with Windows, but Apple should be able to be able to calculate something better than "5 minutes remaining" with more than the half the progress bar remaining when it finishes up, especially with their limited HW choices. This doesn't seem insurmountable and I feel like they did better at this many years ago. 2) That auto-logging in with an update has been standard for at least Yosemite and perhaps even Mavericks. Since you have to use a password to initiate the install it carries over. I'm not sure how it does that with a restart in place or if that's safe, but I don't think it's a glitch.[/quote] So you want Apple to fully index your files, run a diff and from an internal database find a closest comparison to tell you how long to expect the update to then take? What does it gain Apple to do this?