Same problem her, and I have to use xkill to kill everything. Previously when I mounted an NAS drive I had an entry in /home/$USER/.gvfs showing the content. After installing Mint 14 /home/$USER/.gvfs no longer shows the NAS drive connected, but instead I find it appears in both /run/user/$USER/gvfs AND in /var/run/user/$USER/gvfs, with /var/run being a link to /run. Why this change? And is this change in any way related to being the cause of the problem? In my opinion, this is a very serious problem.
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