Not hosted on MangaDex atm. Robou no Fujii is one of my favourite manga as of late, something of a mirror piece to Hirayasumi, if you happen to enjoy that one. It feels like a slow burn slice of life at first, but has a sneaky pace that creeps up on you. Only, it's now too late: you too will find yourself entranced by Fujii.
Another great chap. One of the best, if not the best new manga recently, taking the mantle in content and style from BokuYaba just as it is ending. Consistent characterization and high-quality chapters every time.
One of my favourite manga recently. Interrogates a ton of interesting themes - loss, taboos, ethics, and of course death, as per the name of the series.
Licensed by Seven Seas, first volume coming out in November 2026.
I've been wishy-washy about this manga for quite a while now; while I'm not Team Snek per se, and have been enjoying the manga overall, I am willing to admit that she's been the driving force of the manga for the longest time. This chapter, however, puts the focus back on Kusunoki in a really nice way - bouncing against Snek, of course - and has made me kind of settle back into a groove with the series. Imo, there's still juice to be squeezed out of the story!
One major thing I like about this series myself is that its universe bends towards kindness. That's the gag, for the most part. But it's always a good one.
Although this series is one of my all-time favourites, the announcement months ago that it was ending all but stole my interest, the wind proverbially stolen from the sails. It's a shame, cause the chapters have still been good, but I haven't been able to muster any excitement at all for them. Maybe it'll come back with further seasons of the anime?
That said, the sister spin-off is now my jam, so not all is lost.
The infrastructure is there for sure. All we need is a little more scale; a bunch of communities that I would love to partake in more are so close to being self-sustainable once a few more posters pop up. I firmly believe it's going to happen soon, could be with the next big Reddit mistake really. But it does take one more push.
It's such a big update, with so many new features, that the first few weeks may be a little rough. I hope it won't persuade you off it should you have some minor niggles. The devs have been working hard and testing all the new features has clearly been a monumental task.
I've been using Bazzite for six months on my desktop now, and it's been rock solid in every way, from install to everyday usage, so we'll definitely get back there should it be a rocky for a bit.
The best thing about Bazzite is of course that if you get a ton of problems, you can always roll back to the previous update.
Not familiar with the app, but PipePipe and other NewPipe forks have had similar issues lately. They have been fixed recently, however, so one could assume they will be similarly fixed in FreeTube too.
Does feel small, but I would say bordering on 100k is nothing to scoff at. This is an incremental battle, as seen from Valve's approach. Progressively chipping at it and you've suddenly cleared the major hurdles. I personally think Linux is ready now for a majority of users, so it's exciting times.
The 44 release is delayed, and in testing right now, while the team swaps the controller daemon and adds the new OGC kernel if I'm not mistaken. There's some first-hand information here, but you're right that the delay could have been better announced.
Not hosted on MangaDex atm. Robou no Fujii is one of my favourite manga as of late, something of a mirror piece to Hirayasumi, if you happen to enjoy that one. It feels like a slow burn slice of life at first, but has a sneaky pace that creeps up on you. Only, it's now too late: you too will find yourself entranced by Fujii.
Another great chap. One of the best, if not the best new manga recently, taking the mantle in content and style from BokuYaba just as it is ending. Consistent characterization and high-quality chapters every time.
Oh golly. The article does say that "Amazume stated that they will undergo treatment and aim for a complete recovery."
Still on indefinite hiatus I believe. It's had many, though, so no reason to believe it wouldn't.
Damn those season-length advertisements! The amount of those is as high as rent.
LOL yea this was Rudeus typa problem solving!
One of my favourite manga recently. Interrogates a ton of interesting themes - loss, taboos, ethics, and of course death, as per the name of the series.
Licensed by Seven Seas, first volume coming out in November 2026.
I've been wishy-washy about this manga for quite a while now; while I'm not Team Snek per se, and have been enjoying the manga overall, I am willing to admit that she's been the driving force of the manga for the longest time. This chapter, however, puts the focus back on Kusunoki in a really nice way - bouncing against Snek, of course - and has made me kind of settle back into a groove with the series. Imo, there's still juice to be squeezed out of the story!
One major thing I like about this series myself is that its universe bends towards kindness. That's the gag, for the most part. But it's always a good one.
Although this series is one of my all-time favourites, the announcement months ago that it was ending all but stole my interest, the wind proverbially stolen from the sails. It's a shame, cause the chapters have still been good, but I haven't been able to muster any excitement at all for them. Maybe it'll come back with further seasons of the anime?
That said, the sister spin-off is now my jam, so not all is lost.
Never ever forget this disgusting capitulation. Might legitimately be the worst thing they've done, for an audience of one.
The infrastructure is there for sure. All we need is a little more scale; a bunch of communities that I would love to partake in more are so close to being self-sustainable once a few more posters pop up. I firmly believe it's going to happen soon, could be with the next big Reddit mistake really. But it does take one more push.
It's such a big update, with so many new features, that the first few weeks may be a little rough. I hope it won't persuade you off it should you have some minor niggles. The devs have been working hard and testing all the new features has clearly been a monumental task.
I've been using Bazzite for six months on my desktop now, and it's been rock solid in every way, from install to everyday usage, so we'll definitely get back there should it be a rocky for a bit.
The best thing about Bazzite is of course that if you get a ton of problems, you can always roll back to the previous update.
Definitely has a buzzword vibe, and reads funny if you have no idea what it refers to. Heck, it's funny even when you do!
Yea same. Never gotten it to work lol!
Not familiar with the app, but PipePipe and other NewPipe forks have had similar issues lately. They have been fixed recently, however, so one could assume they will be similarly fixed in FreeTube too.
Does feel small, but I would say bordering on 100k is nothing to scoff at. This is an incremental battle, as seen from Valve's approach. Progressively chipping at it and you've suddenly cleared the major hurdles. I personally think Linux is ready now for a majority of users, so it's exciting times.
The 44 release is delayed, and in testing right now, while the team swaps the controller daemon and adds the new OGC kernel if I'm not mistaken. There's some first-hand information here, but you're right that the delay could have been better announced.
Things have gotten so deliciously muddy that something's gotta give soon.
No enshittification. You can trust it to get better in the long run.