The QVFb, or Qt Virtual Framebuffer, is a tool that makes it possible to run Qt applications on a virtual system with a limited screen resolution, limited bit-depth, and with limited input abilities.

Perhaps the simplest way to go is to implement the remote framebuffer (RFB) protocol from VNC, and then use a VNC client on the PC to send the graphics.

I've got an Ultra 5 with an ATI Mach64 framebuffer in it. I've just installed Solaris 9 and I'm having a problem with bit-depth... it seems to be running in 8-bit colour mode, and I'm sure it ...

By default slackware uses this VESA Framebuffer display thing that it passes to the kernel from lilo. This allows 1024x768 text which IMO is really nice.