Brasero 3.10.0 in 14.04 LTS still produces cue and toc files with absolute paths in them. It is easy enough to work around by editing the cue/toc file, but as a default it's counterintuitive. It would be better to leave the path out when writing the cue/toc file and use only the image file name. That way, the files may be moved anywhere (as you often would with disk images), and they could still be opened and burned, as long as they are kept together. I don't see any value in keeping the path in there.
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