Best Dock for Ubuntu 10.10

If you're someone you uses Ubuntu, but just loves that flashy look (or just likes to show off), this tutorial might come in handy!
 

How to Install Adobe Air on Ubuntu 64-Bit

Recently I tried to install an Adobe Air program, and I ran into a problem. Adobe Air doesn't support 64-Bit Edition native. This guide will show you how to make it 64-Bit compatible. (If you are using 10.04 or older you may need to install ia32-libs first)

1. Download the Adobe Air.deb file.
2. Open Terminal (This can be found in "Applications > Accessories > Terminal")
3. In Terminal go to the directory where you downloaded the .deb file. (By default this is ~/Downloads):
   

   1. cd 'Directory of .deb file'
      
4. Create a temporary directory:
   

   1. mkdir tmp
5. Extract the .deb file to the temporary directory:
   

   1. dpkg-deb -x adobeair.deb tmp
6. Extract the Control Files
   

   1. dpkg-deb --control adobeair.deb tmp/DEBIAN
7. Change the Architecture Parameter from 'i386' to 'all':
   

   1. sed -i "s/i386/all" tmp/DEBIAN/control
8. Repackage the .deb File
   

   1. dpkg -b tmp adobeair_64.deb
9. Now you may install Adobe Air by either double clicking the new .deb file (adobeair_64.deb), or entering the following into the same Terminal window
   

   1. sudo dpkg -i adobeair_64.deb

Enjoy Adobe Air on your Ubuntu System!