> using narrowing and expansion Narrowing and widening to be precise. As many Emacs features, narrowing seems useless at first, but it has surprisingly many us

> using narrowing and expansion Narrowing and widening to be precise. As many Emacs features, narrowing seems useless at first, but it has surprisingly many uses. Especially with `expand-region` installed: no matter where is my point, I can quickly select current block, narrow the buffer to it and start using bulk-edit tools, like `iedit` or `multiple-cursors` while being sure that they won't affect other parts of a file. > In this way, "Emacs OS" UX is superior to my "host" OS UX (be it Windows or Linux), because I can perform all those actions in an unified way, without breaking my flow I still use the combo of urxvt+tmux+zsh though. I could probably get most of the same features with Emacs+Elscreen+Eshell+Auto-Complete/Company, but setting it all up seemed like a lot of unnecessary work, while I had my `.tmux.conf` and `.zshrc` already configured before switching to Emacs. I'd still love to switch to Emacs for terminal emulation, but all the available options right now (from eshell to ansi-term) lack some important features I'd rather still have.