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apt will not continue on errors.

As a workaround, you can install each item separately:

for i in package1 package2 package3; do

  sudo apt-get install -y $i

done

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xargs -n1 sudo apt install  < list

xargs can be used to install a list of package one by one.

man xargs;

       -n max-args, --max-args=max-args

          Use  at  most  max-args  arguments per command line.

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apt will not continue on errors.

As a workaround, you can install each item separately:

for i in package1 package2 package3; do

  sudo apt-get install -y $i

done

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apt will not continue on errors.

As a workaround, you can install each item separately:

for i in package1 package2 package3; do

  sudo apt-get install -y $i

done

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apt will not continue on errors.

As a workaround, you can install each item separately:

for i in package1 package2 package3; do

  sudo apt-get install -y $i

done

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for i in package1 package2 package3; do

  sudo apt-get install -y $i

done

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xargs -n1 sudo apt install  < list

xargs can be used to install a list of package one by one.

man xargs;

       -n max-args, --max-args=max-args

          Use  at  most  max-args  arguments per command line.

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xargs -n1 sudo apt install  < list

xargs can be used to install a list of package one by one.

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          Use  at  most  max-args  arguments per command line.

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xargs -n1 sudo apt install  < list

xargs can be used to install a list of package one by one.

man xargs;

       -n max-args, --max-args=max-args

          Use  at  most  max-args  arguments per command line.

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xargs -n1 sudo apt install  < list

       -n max-args, --max-args=max-args

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