Familiar with the AppStore?
This app does what the AppStore does, but do not expect shiny graphics since
we can only do so much with AWT.
Any way . In order to have this app running on the bug, you will need to
give it Internet access. if you don’t know how, look here :
http://buglabs.net/start

The UI is self explanatory:
this App will display up to 300 applications (available on bugnet) from the latest
to the oldest. Use the navigation buttons to navigate back and forth app
listing. click on Install to get the app you are viewing into the bug and
running given that all required modules are connected at the time of installation.

Clicking the Menu button gives you acces to more control.
You can view the apps from the most recently uploaded to the oldest,
you can view them based o the download count, or make a search
by clicking the text box.

When making a search, the bottom panel will turn MAGENTA ( pink like color)
to let you know that you are navigating the result of your search.
clicking the <<0>> button in the menu will allow you you to go back and forth between the
result of your search and all the apps available.

the app info include:
Name
Download Count
Description
Author

Virtual Bug

It is a very good idea to get theAppUI (http://www.buglabs.net/applications/AppUI) app so that you can view the applications on your bug, stop , restart , or even un_install them at will.
look at the AppUI app as being the application menu if you will.

if you want to run this app on the virtual bug, make sure you have the
/usr/share/java/apps directory and that the virtual bug can access it.

mkdir /usr/share/java/apps
chmod 777 /usr/share/java/apps

The Keyboard will not work on the virtual bug as the real hardware
is need to implement this functionality.

Enjoy

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