linux - Where to put binaries so they are always in path and can be found easily

I am making quite some binaries, scripts, etc. that I want to install easily (using my own RPM packages). Since I want them accessible for everyone, my intuition would be to put them in /usr/bin;

• no need to change PATH

However, my executables now disappear in a pool of all the others; how can I find back all the executables I put there in an easy way?

I was thinking of:

• A subdirectory in /usr/bin (I know I cannot do this; just to illustrate my thinking).


• Another directory (/opt/myself/bin) and linking each executable to /usr/bin (lots of work).


• Another directory (/opt/myself/bin) and linking the directory to /usr/bin (is this possible?).

What would be the "best, most Linux-compliant way" to do this?