Yes mate. I have had this experience with bitmask. Every once in a while they update a package or two in their repo so every x months this can happen.. As a matter of fact they did it quite recently for the debian repo I was using and that broke a package which had a dependency on yet another package which is of a newer version in Debian now. After a few hours of braining myself out and reading stuff and contacting them a guy who is I guess one of the developers I sent a mail to told me I should remove the repo and purge bitmask and then install the standalone package, and wait for the next 0.9.0 stable version or add the experimental repo for the next version. I opted for the stable standalone.

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