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I've re-run the same XML with the corrections and it's imported fine,
however one last thing - the "title" tag of the photo is not read in.
I've tried it as <photo title="(title)"> and
<photo><title>(title)</title></photo> - but the latter fails the
integrity checks (presumably as it's incorrect according to the DTD),
and the former is just ignored.

<photo title="Christmas tree!"> ??

The 'selphy_go' code showed how to detect CPnP models and send JPGs over to be printed..

Using the CP900, I discovered how to send raw YMC data over CPnP.  This means we can write a native CPnP CUPS+Gutenprint backend for that model.

Unfortunately we won't know if the newer selphyneo models support non-jpeg CPnP printing -- The Windows driver uses WSA/WSD and Macs appear to use AirPrint.  The only way to find out is to write it first.

This is a sibling of the Mitsu D70 family, but differing in that it uses Shinko's own protocol that's similar to the other Shinko models.

It will need its own backend; however the backend needs to deal with color scaling/dithering. I have binary x86/x86_64 libraries that implement this algorithm, but that is not acceptible for use with GPL code.

The 8810 is also known as a Shinko CHC-S1845-5A.

It appears closer to the S1245 mechanically, but S6245 programically.

The 7000/7010/7015 models are Shinko CHC-S1645-5A/5B/5C, respectively.

Probably not worth wasting any time on unless someone steps up with docs and hardware.

This is a particular problem when we have more than one model of the same printer family attached, and one or more of them are busy doing something -- but we can't query the serial number when the printer is claimed.

This may require a two pass approach -- first try to probe everything with minimal timeouts.  If we don't succeed in finding the one we want, re-try the probe with longer timeouts.  In both cases, we shouldn't report a failure until we finish walking the entire list.

This ought to help a little bit; if nothing else a bazillion 'no title' pages is rather silly.

(it should reflect the *version* filename)

going back to the start is a PITA.

I have initial backend code written, but no idea if it works.

Code complete, but needs testing.

Code complete, but needs testing.

Experimental support is present in Gutenprint, but it needs to be tested.

The 8500 appears to be a rebadged Mitsubishi CP3020

Both need sniffs to determine if they need an intelligent spooler.

The Kodak 605 is the successor of the 68x0 series. It uses a slightly different spool format.

If access to a '605 can be obtained, obtain a sniff and see about adding a backend.

Code's complete, but needs to be verified.

All are supposedly supported, but nobody's reported test results.

CP810 is supported but untested.

CP600 is supported but untested

CP530 is supported but untested.

CP-220 is supported but untested.

Additional print sizes in latest firmware, plus all of the extra features pulled in via the Sinfonia framework (eg firmware version detection, LED blinking, status and error reporting, and so forth..)