If more than one local image filename is given on the command line when starting Gwenview, Gwenview generates a .desktop file for each of them in a folder in /tmp attempting to link to the files' names but with "http://" prepended. It seem to be attempting to interpret the filenames as http URLs. Gwenview opens in browse mode inside the tmp folder, but fails to display any images.

This bug is closely related to bug #340418 (I was tempted to leave a comment there, but given that bug's age and the fact that it does mention only loading one local file, I decided to file a new bug). That bug was fixed, but if you look at the diff and the surrounding code, you quickly see that the case where multiple files are given on the command line is a separate code path that nevertheless has the same issue, unpatched, and ought to receive a similar fix.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. In a terminal, run gwenview with more than one local file given in the arguments.
2. Observe gwenview start but not load any images. Take a look in gwenview's folder under /tmp to see the .desktop files it created.

Actual Results:  
Gwenview starts but not load any images. gwenview's folder under /tmp has a bunch of .desktop files  referring to http://[a filename here].

Expected Results:  
Gwenview shows images because the /tmp folder contains symlinks to the local files.