Even with a rolling release distribution like arch you can use the linux-lts package instead of the normal linux package to get the longterm support kernels.

If kernel updates can break the Broadcom driver try using the lts kernels instead.

And probably only works when configured to use the the highest DPI settings.

This is why lemmy.zip is the best lemmy instance.

You can enable modernbindings in nano to get standard shortcuts like ctrl-s for save.