What utilities and tools do you use in Linux?

In Linux, I often use the following utilities and tools for everyday work:

• bash — the main shell for executing commands and writing scripts.
• ssh — for remote connection to servers.
• top/htop — monitoring processes and system resources.
• ps — viewing running processes.
• grep — searching through text in files and command outputs.
• awk/sed — processing and transforming text data.
• curl/wget — downloading data from the internet.
• tar/zip/unzip — archiving and extracting files.
• systemctl/service — managing system services.
• docker — working with containers.
• git — version control.
• vim/nano — editing text files.

These tools allow for efficient system management, task automation, and application work.