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ANNOUNCING Bitmask, the Internet Encryption Toolkit, release 0.8.0.

The LEAP team is  pleased to announce  the immediate  availability of version
0.8.0 of Bitmask, the  Internet Encryption Toolkit,  codename "Charlie and the
code refactory"

This release focused on fixing bugs, particularly with the UI, and refactoring
much of the core backend code for the client. There are no new features in this
version.

Currently, Bitmask desktop client only support Debian and Ubuntu Linux. Support
for Mac, Windows, and other Linux distributions is coming.

Upgrading:

* From bundle: if you are running bundle version 0.7 or new then Bitmask should
  update automatically.

* From package: if you have added deb.bitmask.net to your sources.list, then
  Bitmask should update automatically (make sure it is not commented out).

If you have a bundle version older than 0.7, please reinstall Bitmask.

LICENSE

You may use Bitmask under the GNU General Public License, version 3 or, at your
option, any later version. See the file "LICENSE" for the terms of the GNU
General Public License, version 3.

USAGE

See https://bitmask.net/help

HACKING

See https://leap.se/en/docs/get-involved for tips on contacting the developers,
getting start hacking on Bitmask, and reporting bugs.

If you are lucky enough, you can also spot us drinking mate, sleepless in night
trains, rooftops,  rainforests, lonely islands  and, always, beyond any border.

The LEAP team,

February 4, 2015
Somewhere in the middle of the intertubes.
EOF