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Old 11-20-2008
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Question Check for open application

Hi there,

Is there any command to check if a particular application is open on a mac?

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try the lsof command

man lsof
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isnt lsof only for open files (list open files)?
I would do ps auxwww OR
ps auxwww |grep -i applicationname
you can also try top which shows the top processes (press q to exit top)
These shold all be run in the terminal
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also, command + tab will let you scroll through open apps.
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