epm-install: always use apt-get for install .deb file packages

bin/epm-install

@@ -340,19 +340,25 @@ epm_install_files()
 
             __epm_check_if_try_install_rpm $@ && return
 
-            # FIXME: return false in case no install and in case install with broken deps
-            sudocmd dpkg $DPKGOPTIONS -i $@
-            local RES=$?
+            # TODO: if dpkg can't install due missed deps, trying with apt (as for now, --refuse-depends, --refuse-breaks don't help me)
 
-            # if run with --nodeps, do not fallback on hi level in any case
-            [ -n "$nodeps" ] && return $RES
-            # return OK if all is OK
-            [ "$RES" = "0" ] && return $RES
+            if [ -n "$nodeps" ] ; then
+                sudocmd dpkg $DPKGOPTIONS -i $@
+                return
+            fi
 
             # are there apt that don't support dpkg files to install?
             epm_install_names $(make_filepath "$@")
             return
 
+            # old way:
+
+            sudocmd dpkg $DPKGOPTIONS -i $@
+            local RES=$?
+
+            # return OK if all is OK
+            [ "$RES" = "0" ] && return $RES
+
             # TODO: workaround with epm-check needed only for very old apt
 
             # run apt -f install if there are were some errors during install