>>>>> Ralf Angeli wrote:
> the handling of `scroll-margin' has recently changed a bit in Emacs CVS
> and recentering seems to happen more agressively now.  This becomes a
> problem if `scroll-margin' is greater than 0 and one is scrolling an
> article with <RET>.  When the bottom of the article is reached the last
> line will not stay at the bottom of the window but jump to the middle of
> it.

> The recentering is triggered by the statement
> (move-to-window-line -1)
> in `gnus-article-next-page'.  It is usually countered by
> `gnus-article-next-page-1', but not at the end of an article where the
> latter function will not be called.

> The problem can be circumvented by changing the above statement to
> (move-to-window-line (- -1 scroll-margin))

I tried (setq scroll-margin 3) on the latest Emacs 22.0.50 and
23.0.60 and confirmed this fix is necessary for the case where
`gnus-article-over-scroll' is nil (the default).

> If necessary I can provide a change log entry for such a change.

Please provide it and I'll commit the slightly modified one like: