This is really neato! I am perfectly comfortable using the command line tools to install packages and such, but having an attractive, powerful interface would be quite useful for exploration (i.e. I wonder if there's a package that does X) and comparing similar libraries. Similarly to how I use apt-get to install software, but occasionally peruse the Ubuntu Software Center to see what's available or compare applications.
Does it support virtualenv? At the very least I want to manage each environment, but, ideally, it would be able to give me a holistic view of all my environments and what is running in each.<p>Looks really good.
As "update addicted" as I am, an "update all right now" would be awesome (or atleast a list, something like what this does: <a href="http://code.activestate.com/recipes/577708-check-for-package-updates-on-pypi-works-best-in-pi/" rel="nofollow">http://code.activestate.com/recipes/577708-check-for-package...</a>)
This is very well done UX-wise. I especially like how Stallion indicates progress when I check PyPI for updates. Will I also be able to use it to search PyPI and install packages from there at some point?
Very cool. Although it says it's "created to provide an "easy-to-use" visual interface for Python newcomers." and still requires the command line to install.
This is great! However, I had problems installing. After install via pip I ran this command: python -m stallion.main<p>and I got a no module error: /usr/bin/python: No module named stallion