The most fundamental of software packages in the Debian/Ubuntu World is the Apt-Get package management system. This utility allows the updating of a OS to currently available standards. The Apt system automatically downloads a list of available packages from a specified file repository, scans the list, compares the list to the currently installed packages, then updates accordingly. Use Apt regularly to update your OS
The following is a beginners tutorial on how to implement an Apt-Get update process. First open a terminal windows located in the application menu on the upper gnome panel. Enter the following command to update the apt system:
sudo apt-get update
Then issue the following command to upgrade your operating system:
sudo apt-get upgrade
The following is a video showing an implementation of the previous two commands:
Wine provides an apt repository for Debian and Ubuntu Builds. You can easily install the appropriate references to your apt sources.list file with the following commands.
For Ubuntu Fesity/Edgy and Debian Etch first add the APT keys:
Note that Tor is not available in the standard Debian repositories. This web page at noreply.org details how to install additional repositories that contain the deb package above.
Kiba Dock is a popular dock because of its widespread publicity on YouTube. Albeit it is in a preliminary stage, the currently available SVN (subversion) is indeed functional. Although if it is compared to Avant Window Navigator, I have to say that AWN is slightly more stable. Both are excellent pieces of software that are totally capable of replacement the standard dock bar.
www.kiba-dock.org; the wiki provides APT instructions including the deb repository.