Both the command line solution and What's Keeping Me work great.
To recap, command line in terminal is:
sudo lsof | grep /Volumes/myDrive
The GUI application is What's Keeping Me, available~~available at Hamsoft EngineeringHamsoft Engineering]~~ Thomas Templeman1.
Screenshots of both with the same search going on.
I prefer the command line just slightly, as it's always there with you. On the other hand, What's Keeping Me is quicker and easier to use if you've got it installed.
Both the command line solution and What's Keeping Me work great.
To recap, command line in terminal is:
lsof | grep /Volumes/myDrive
The GUI application is What's Keeping Me, available at Hamsoft Engineering.
Screenshots of both with the same search going on.
I prefer the command line just slightly, as it's always there with you. On the other hand, What's Keeping Me is quicker and easier to use if you've got it installed.
Both the command line solution and What's Keeping Me work great.
To recap, command line in terminal is:
sudo lsof | grep /Volumes/myDrive
The GUI application is What's Keeping Me, ~~available at Hamsoft Engineering]~~ Thomas Templeman1.
Screenshots of both with the same search going on.
I prefer the command line just slightly, as it's always there with you. On the other hand, What's Keeping Me is quicker and easier to use if you've got it installed.
Both the command line solution and What's Keeping Me work great.
To recap, command line in terminal is:
lsof | grep /Volumes/myDrive
The GUI application is What's Keeping Me, available at Hamsoft Engineering.
Screenshots of both with the same search going on.
I prefer the command line just slightly, as it's always there with you. On the other hand, What's Keeping Me is quicker and easier to use if you've got it installed.