> Let me also repeat that, as of now, Scribus's PDF output isn't primarily > intended to create PDFs that will be published as electronic documents (the > exception being PDF forms, and, in 1.5/1.6, 3D PDFS). Instead, Scribus > creates "print-ready" PDFs, which serve as some kind of intermediate between > the designer and the printer. The final "format" is the printed product.
I think this part needs to be more emphasized: Scribus is not for creating PDF:s, it's for creating printed (paper) works. The PDF from Scribus is just a standardized way to transfer the to the printing company. So, anyone requesting PDF features need to ask themselves the question: Is that feature necessary for correct printing? Sure, in the future Scribus might be "The" PDF creation software for printing as well as other forms of PDF, but currently it isn't. And as long as Scribus can't handle complex scripts and things like that for printed works, those issues should get a bigger priority. Tagged PDFs are NOT a showstopper for printed works. /Peter
