OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 patch will fix Wi-Fi glitches; probably… maybe… hopefully

While we wouldn’t go therefore far as to call Yosemite the buggiest build into OS X history, Apple has hardly ever encountered such tricky software predicaments as the highly exposed Wi-Fi bug caused by its newest OS.
These were made worse when Yosemite’s 1st public update failed to place a stop to complaints. True, some OS X 10.10.1 users reported cheerful connectivity improvements. For a lucky few, Wi-Fi stability woes gone altogether.But others took to support forums in the history couple of weeks to stress nothing changed plus their network connections nonstop to be unstable, untrustworthy or outright inoperative. Fortunately, Cupertino’s developers plus engineers aren’t looking to clean the dirt under the carpet plus keep working diligently to quash each plus every bug.
A 2nd patch, numbered 10.10.2, is liable weeks, maybe days away from a wide-scale rollout, at present going out to community helpers plus testers as a beta. A 2nd beta, version 14C78c, has one large focus area: Wi-Fi.
That’s clearly first-class news in addition to hopefully, there won’t be require of a third beta before Yosemite 10.10.2 be able to make its way to everyone’s Macs. Mind you, the first dev firmware was pushed to adventurous users 2 whole weeks before, so don’t panic if additional movement onto the software update front lingers. Chances are this occasion Apple’s going the additional mile to cover up all its bases.
Before doing amazing rash, remember Apple doesn’t counsel running pre-release builds on computers containing responsive, unbaked data. Still keen on annoying out the experimental 10.10.2 patch? Pull it from the dev gateway at your own risk.