Fault-tolerant package installation with bash for loop

[mkrupczak3]

Scenario:
In the current version, if any singular package to be installed is missing or can't be found, the entire installation (including all other packages) will fail. This is because if apt-get is given a list of packages and one can't be installed, it assumes the entire command is invalid and shuts down.

Fix:
Instead of passing apt-get a list of packages to be installed, instead use a for loop to iterate over a list, installing each package by itself individually. This is much more robust, and if any individual install fails it has no effect on any other package installs. I've used this technique in my own install scripts to great success: https://github.com/mkrupczak3/gettools

Note:
Due to my IDE settings a bunch of whitespace has been mangled. My first change is on line 302, and any further changes are on any lines that have "opcion 2 == "0"" on them.

@LionSec Really like this tool, thanks!

[mkrupczak3]

@LionSec Status?

[mkrupczak3]

I don't think this repo is still being maintained.

I'll keep my modified fork here for the time being if anyone is interested:
https://github.com/mkrupczak3/Katoolin-Robust

[mkrupczak3]

Discussion of this repo being dead:

#202 (comment)

I'd be willing to transfer ownership of my fork (Kalitoolin-Robust) if anyone's interested in trying to maintain a fork to keep this project going

[tassiolucas]

You are a beautiful @mkrupczak3 !!! I do not believe that a soul of God solved this problem of a script with such a good idea but so poorly executed and left that way, with so many stars on GitHub and stopped like that !!! It's a shame what the administrators of this repository did in abandoning it like this! They could at least pass the administration to you! Since it was you who solved the problem! My most sincere congratulations! And thanks for the help !!!