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copied!<ul> <li>Download gnus-notify.el <a href="http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/gnus-notify.el" rel="nofollow">here</a> and put it where emacs can find it (I could not for the life of me make el-get-installed verion work. Oh well, I had to hack it anyway, read on) .</li> <li>Put this in your .gnus.el :</li> </ul> <blockquote> <pre><code>(setq gnus-parameters '(("INBOX" (gnus-use-adaptive-scoring nil) (gnus-use-scoring nil) (visible . t) (display . all) (modeline-notify . t) ))) </code></pre> </blockquote> <p>then try <code>M-x gnus-mst-show-groups-with-new-messages</code> to see if it's correctly installed.</p> <p><em>(If you have other <code>gnus-parameters</code> definitions, let this one be the last one)</em></p> <p>Normally you're supposed to use this parameter on a per-group basis, by going to the <code>*groups*</code> buffer, put the cursor over a group, press <code>G p</code>, enter <code>(modeline-notify t)</code> (yes, without the dot this time, and surrounded by another pair of parens if it's the only parameter for the group - and yes, delete that trailing 'nil') and exit and save by <code>C-c C-c</code>, but I find this solution more flexible and portable.</p> <p>You may have to tweak the regexp that displays the name of the group, as it's designed to present <strong>alt.comp.sys.amiga</strong> as <strong>[a.c.s.a 2]</strong> (yeah, it's really dead now) to say something like <strong>[perso 12] [work 8]</strong> as I do. And you can click the label to jump to the group. Very nifty.</p>

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