Users see totally different behavior when aplpy is installed vs when it isn't when using quicklooks. The interface is awkward - if you make a quicklook, then want to modify it, you can do that w/aplpy but not really w/the non-aplpy version. We should probably remove the 'try aplpy / fail to other thing' approach and/or permanently deprecate aplpy.
OTOH, quicklook is meant to just be quicklook, not final display.
Users see totally different behavior when aplpy is installed vs when it isn't when using quicklooks. The interface is awkward - if you make a quicklook, then want to modify it, you can do that w/aplpy but not really w/the non-aplpy version. We should probably remove the 'try aplpy / fail to other thing' approach and/or permanently deprecate aplpy.
OTOH, quicklook is meant to just be quicklook, not final display.