Everything is running fine in my ubuntu machines and I especially like the centralized package system it has, but there is one thing that feel "not quite enough" is the sorting system. I would normally install packages as I need and when I no longer need it I simply forget about it. Now when I install a temporary package I will use sudo apt-mark auto *package name* so I can autoremove it when I don't need it anymore but there is still a problem.
On my Windows machine I sometimes give dedicated folders to store software binaries of different category. For example, I have Fusion360 and PrusaSlicer grouped together as my 3d printing tools then qbittorrent and Hex IRC as my file sharing tools. This way I can neatly organize my packages and manage them.
I noticed that the application menu actually has categorized the applications, I wonder if it is possible to set some personal tags and categories using some applications. It would be better if I can access a list of categorized software in the terminal and even better if they are CLI applications.
TD;DR - I want a way to categorize even CLI applications and able to list all applications in the category in a single command like apt list and preferably also list all categories available.
