Command Line Tools

• top 🔗 📖 − provides a dynamic real-time view of a running system.
• nethogs 🔗 📖 − the kind of 'net top' tool which groups bandwidth by process.
• grep 🔗 − searches for patterns in files.
• find 🔗 − searches for files.
• cd 🔗 − changes the working directory.
• ls 🔗 − lists information about the files.
• pwd 🔗 − prints the full filename of the current working directory.
• cat 🔗 − concatenates file(s) to standard output.
• mkdir 🔗 − creates the directory(ies), if they do not already exist.
• rmdir 🔗 − removes the directory(ies), if they are empty.
• rm 🔗 📖 − removes each specified file.
• cp 🔗 📖 − copies each specified file.
• mv 🔗 📖 − moves each specified file.
• less 🔗 − allows backward movement in the file as well as forward movement.
• more 🔗 − filters for paging through text one screenful at a time.
• chmod 🔗 − changes the file mode bits.
• tar 🔗 − archiving program.
• touch 🔗 − updates the access and modification times of each FILE to the current time.
• mc 🔗 − visual file manager.
• nano 🔗 − visual text editor.
• ssh 🔗 − establishes remote terminal connection.
• scp 🔗 − copies files between hosts on a network.
• curl 🔗 − transfers data from or to a server, using one of the supported protocols.
• diff 🔗 − compares files line by line.
• kill 🔗 − sends the specified signal to the specified processes or process groups.
• openssl 🔗 📖 − cryptography toolkit.

GUI Tools

• gcr-viewer 🔗🔗 − viewer for crypto files.
• ScreenCloud 🔗 − screenshot maker.
• Meld 🔗 − visual diff and merge tool.

IDE

• IntelliJ IDEA 🔗 📖

VCS

• git 🔗

Build Automation Tools

• Maven 🔗
• Gradle 🔗

Document Managing Tools

• Microsoft Word 🔗
• Microsoft Excel 🔗
• Microsoft PowerPoint 🔗

Communication Tools

• Microsoft Outlook 🔗
• Microsoft Teams 🔗
• Microsoft Skype 🔗
• Slack 🔗

Online Tools

• Barcode generator 🔗
• JSON formatter 🔗
• Base64 encoder/decoder 🔗
• Lightshot 🔗
• JSON Web Tokens 🔗
• Diffchecker 🔗