Aaron Konstam wrote: > For the first time I noticed that there is a file system on my disk > called gvfs-fuse-daemon. It seems to exist concurrently with > my /dev/sda3 partition in the same disk space. What is this and what is > its significance? > I am not sure, but judging by the name, it sounds like the Gnome Virtual File System daemon using fuse for mounting. One use for me is an encrypted directory - it mounts a file in my home directory on a mount point in my home directory. As long as I provide the proper pass phrase, it gets mounted, with encryption/decryption handled for me. I am not sure, but it might also be used for opening up things like zip files, tar archives, etc. It may also handle mounting Windows/Samba shares for the user, instead of system mounts. This should give you enough to look into it deeper if you are interested. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!
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