Sorry, deeply embarrassing, of course what you need to do is not

     ls | gedit

but first redirect the ls output to a file, and then redirect this file to
gedit, as in

     ls > test.txt | gedit

The > is a way of sending the output of the command to the file instead of
to the terminal.  Then the | operator sends it to gedit, which opens with
it.

At least, I hope it does!  Quick, someone who knows about this stuff join
in!

Peter
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