Many thanks to all the experts for the highly interesting discussion. >From the user perspective, I would suggest to take the importance of >feature-rich PDF generation seriously. Not just corporations, also more and >more individuals switch to paperless environments. They need seamless but also >feature-rich PDF support, beyond just setting some global image resolution. >E.g. different resolution for color/grayscale/black&white images, thresholds >for downsampling, options for converting to monochrome or reducing color >palette, jpg compression strength, font embedding, PDF/A, page rotation, >merging of documents, bookmark auto-generation. Will application-specific PDF >export features replace a hi-quality, generic PDF printer? I doubt. So indeed >it's probably a feature request, be it for ubuntu native printing or for >cups-pdf in ubuntu. For the average user these options should be available in >an ui (I tried to understand the ghostscript manpages and also looked into ppd >files, /user/lib/cups/pstopdf etc but it's just too hard). But at least Ubuntu >shouldn't "invalidate" cups-pdf! Thank you!
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