So, how can fix this?
- Open your Terminal by press Ctrl+Alt+T
- Then type this following command: sudo umount /run/user/root/gvfs
- So, after you exit from superuser, you will not see this information again.
[Solved] "/bin/rm: cannot remove `/run/user/root/gvfs': Is a directory" When exit from root / superuser
Sunday, October 27, 2013
This problem occurs when we have entered in the root or superuser, then when trying to exit, show this information "/bin/rm: cannot remove '/run/user/root/gvfs': Is a directory" like image below:
So, how can fix this?
So, how can fix this?
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