Are there any known Linux scripts or utilities for Garmin GPS devices

1. GPSBabel: This is a widely used open-source software that can transfer data between GPS devices and computers. It supports many Garmin GPS models and can convert between various GPS data formats[4].

2. pcirujeda/legacy_garmin_setup: This is a GitHub repository containing scripts to easily use legacy Garmin outdoor GPS devices in Linux. It includes an install-device script that helps set up the device[1].

3. garmin_gps kernel module: This is a Linux kernel module that provides support for Garmin USB GPS devices. However, some sources suggest that it's better to avoid loading this module for certain operations[2][4].

4. udev rules: Creating custom udev rules can help automatically set the correct permissions for Garmin devices when they are connected to a Linux system[2][4].

5. Command-line tools: Linux commands like lsusb, dmesg, and ls can be used to gather information about connected Garmin devices and troubleshoot connection issues[2][4].

6. gpsbabel_gui: This is a graphical user interface for GPSBabel, making it easier to use for those who prefer not to work with command-line interfaces[4].

7. Viking: This is a GPS data editor and analyzer that can work with data from Garmin devices[4].

These tools and scripts can help Linux users interact with their Garmin GPS devices, transfer data, and manage GPS information. However, compatibility may vary depending on the specific Garmin model and Linux distribution being used. It's always a good idea to check the documentation or community forums for your particular device and Linux setup.