Plotting broken for any /home/x temp path

[pbeart]

Any temp path that isn't the default form of /mnt/x will completely break the path handling and result in 'Only read x of y bytes at offset z. Error 1' as soon as the third table begins plotting, resulting in bizarre directories like /home/<username>/~/<temp directory name>. This seems to mean that you can only use absolute paths which are not in a user's home directory as paths which are in a user's home directory will instead by used as relative paths to the current working directory.

[ericaltendorf]

I'm not sure I follow. If you're saying that only absolute paths, not relative, or `~` initiated paths, work, then I'm not surprised, but also not sure we want to go there since it seems it might be hard to get it working properly across all paths. but it sounds like you're saying something more?

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