[isotherm]

So, I think I have a really dumb way to do this. Too bad we don't hear from the OP to see more specifically what he wants to do.

The dumb method goes something like this: Enable picture gallery. (Plug your Kindle into your computer, create a "pictures" folder, create another folder within that called "Remote Desktop", press ALT-Z at the home screen.) Now, you can have a script on your computer that copies an image of the screen to this folder whenever you want to update it. Then press the next page button on your Kindle.

Improvements: If you leave the Kindle in USB network mode, then you could automatically copy the screen image to /mnt/us/pictures/Remote Desktop/image.gif and then send a key to update the screen. But in this case, it might be better to send pictures to /tmp (so you don't risk wearing out the flash memory) and then display them automatically using the eips -g command. This method would also work over wifi if you have the sshd set up to do so.

Note, if you want any kind of interaction from the Kindle keys back to the computer, then you would need a more complicated solution closer to rdesktop.