Unmount gvfs from console

To unmount a gvfs filesystem from the console, you can use the gio mount command with the --unmount flag followed by the mount point.

Here are the steps to unmount a gvfs filesystem:

First, you need to find the mount point of the gvfs filesystem. You can use the gio mount --list command to list all the mounted filesystems and their mount points. For example, the following command will list all the mounted filesystems:
$ gio mount --list

This will output a list of all the mounted filesystems along with their mount points. Look for the mount point of the filesystem you want to unmount.
Once you have the mount point of the filesystem you want to unmount, you can use the gio mount --unmount command followed by the mount point to unmount the filesystem. For example, if the mount point of the filesystem you want to unmount is smb-share:server=myserver,share=myshare, you can unmount it using the following command:
$ gio mount --unmount smb-share:server=myserver,share=myshare

This will unmount the filesystem.