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Greetings, Werner, nice to hear from you.
I've been reading about this (.gvfs) some.
It turns out, as you say, that .gvfs is a mount point put there by some program,
possibly LibreOffice, which I use. In my case the .gvfs, as a file, never has any contents;
it does show up as in an mtab entry related to fuse.
One post I read suggests unmount and delete and see what happens.
The notion being is that if some program needs to mount something it will re-
establish the mount point. I'm trying this route at present.
FWIW, Ubuntu and others are re-routing this mount point to what we would call /run/knoppix/.gvfs,
all with no more explanation than for the earlier home directory location.
Users have been perplexed by .gvfs for as far back as 2008 I've noticed.
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