Hey guys,

Just thought I'd chime in here:
 
> yeah,do you have good idea to generate a good quality pdf  instead of using
> KiCad's print ? So this way seems good for reviews without installing KiCad.

Plotting all the sheets and then combining them into a PDF should
do the trick. For color (set the path to schhist according to the
directory structure on your system):

 PATH=$PATH:/home/qi/eda-tools/schhist
 cd board-m1/r4
 rm *.ps
 eeschema --plot=ps --plot-sheetref m1.sch
 for n in *.ps; do normalizeschps $n _$n; done
 ../../eda-tools/schhist/schps2pdf -o m1r4.pdf -t _m1-_ _*.ps

I've uploaded the result to
http://downloads.qi-hardware.com/people/werner/tmp/m1r4.pdf


Kicad has recently added support for plotting multi-page PDFs (https://lists.launchpad.net/kicad-developers/msg08086.html) to their testing branch (which I believe you used for your command line patches?). It seems to work quite well in the limited testing that I have done. Just wanted to let you guys know in case it makes your lives easier :)

Luke.