There is nothing special about the /tmp directory other than (by convention) 
the sticky bit is ON and (again by convention) there are scripts that clean 
it up on start up.
But not always... 

If you want a tmp directory under your home directory then create one and 
call it as you see fit.
ET 

 

Michael writes: 

> I want /tmp to be in my home directory because hugin fills the hard drive
> up when it is stitching a spherical panorama. Could someone direct me to
> somewhere that explains how to do it.... or else explain it to me. I didn't
> save the directions on putting /home on it's own partition. 
> 
> -- 
> :-)~MIKE~(-:
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