Use looping over the package list

This avoids the situation where an unavailable package cancels the
    installation of all other packages in this step, resulting in an
    unusable system in the end.

arch-setup/install.sh

@@ -240,17 +240,26 @@ done
 
 #uninstalling unused packages
 echo Uninstalling unused packages
-sudo pacman -Rns - <"$setupdir/packages/uninstall.txt"
+#sudo pacman -Rns - <"$setupdir/packages/uninstall.txt"
+while read package; do
+    sudo pacman -Rns "$package"
+done <"$setupdir/packages/uninstall.txt"
 echo Uninstalled unused packages
 
 #pacman programs
 echo Installing default pacman programs
-sudo pacman -S --needed - <"$setupdir/packages/officialpkgs.txt"
+#sudo pacman -S --needed - <"$setupdir/packages/officialpkgs.txt"
+while read package; do
+    sudo pacman -S --needed "$package" || echo "$package" >>notfoundpackages.txt
+done <"$setupdir/packages/officialpkgs.txt"
 echo Installed official programs
 
 #install wine
 echo Installing wine
-sudo pacman -S --needed - <"$setupdir/packages/winepkgs.txt"
+#sudo pacman -S --needed - <"$setupdir/packages/winepkgs.txt"
+while read package; do
+    sudo pacman -S --needed "$package" || echo "$package" >>notfoundpackages.txt
+done <"$setupdir/packages/winepkgs.txt"
 echo Installed wine
 
 # install paru-bin with yay, or download paru from github

arch-setup/packages/officialpkgs.txt

@@ -92,6 +92,7 @@ piper
 pipewire
 pipewire-alsa
 pipewire-jack
+obviousbogus
 pipewire-pulse
 playerctl
 polkit-gnome