➌ You can install the beta version of macOS 11 on a virtual machine. Next, you will be forced to constantly restart the Mac and switch between the test Big Sur and the working Catalina, which is also not very convenient.
Owners of a Mac with a 128 GB drive can immediately forget about this venture, for proper installation and further work will have to allocate a minimum of 50-60 GB of space. To do this, you will have to split the drive into a couple of containers in the disk utility and carefully install it in order not to overwrite the main system. ➋ You can allocate space on the system drive and install Big Sur as a second system. With a 90% probability, you will have to restore the operating system and roll your latest macOS Catalina backup. You run the risk of getting an inoperative computer or system with glitches and problems. Upgrading to a new beta is easy, however, we strongly discourage doing this on your main Mac. This is done quite simply, the instruction is at the beginning of this post. ➊ You can install the system directly on your Mac. There are several ways to try working on the new Apple operating system and personally tackle each of the macOS 11 chips. Now we’ll tell you how you can independently test the new system without risking important data on a working computer. The developers have seriously redesigned the desktop OS design and added some useful features “under the hood”. One of the novelties of WWDC 2020 summer presentation was macOS Big Sur, the operating system for Apple computers.
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