(In reply to comment #7)
> I have to disagree. The benefit is major and immediate. Gecko PS output has
> severe issues at the moment when dealing with transparency. The visual
> impression of printing semi-transparent elements is the following: they get
> rendered to the screen resolution first (text is hinted to the screen
> resolution), then the bitmap is scaled up to 300dpi resolution and so dumped
> into PS. This looks very bad. But even usual 300dpi image fallbacks are
> perceptibly blurry when printed on a 600dpi inkjet printer.
If this is only occurring with PS you may be seeing this bug:
(In reply to comment #7)
> I have to disagree. The benefit is major and immediate. Gecko PS output has
> severe issues at the moment when dealing with transparency. The visual
> impression of printing semi-transparent elements is the following: they get
> rendered to the screen resolution first (text is hinted to the screen
> resolution), then the bitmap is scaled up to 300dpi resolution and so dumped
> into PS. This looks very bad. But even usual 300dpi image fallbacks are
> perceptibly blurry when printed on a 600dpi inkjet printer.
If this is only occurring with PS you may be seeing this bug:
https:/ /bugs.freedeskt op.org/ show_bug. cgi?id= 24692
Can you try testing with cairo master to see if it has been fixed?