| name | linux-desktop-hardware-debugging |
| description | Archived after consolidation into linux-system-debugging. Diagnose Linux desktop hardware/device integration issues across kernel, service, rfkill/state, and GUI session layers. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| author | Hermes Agent |
| license | MIT |
| platforms | ["linux"] |
| metadata | {"hermes":{"archived_into":"linux-system-debugging","tags":["linux","desktop","hardware","debugging","bluetooth","rfkill","hyprland"],"related_skills":["systematic-debugging","linux-system-debugging"]}} |
Linux Desktop Hardware Debugging — Archived
This skill package was consolidated into linux-system-debugging during the umbrella-building pass. The class-level instructions now live under the desktop hardware/device integration section of that umbrella skill.
Preserved package references:
references/bluetooth-hyprland-rfkill-case.mdreferences/hyprland-waybar-ble-mouse-case.md
Original scope
Use when a Linux desktop peripheral or hardware-backed feature is present but behaves incorrectly, especially under a custom WM/session. Diagnose by layers: kernel/device, service/daemon, live block/runtime state, persisted state, desktop-session integration, and peripheral/link state. For Bluetooth, distinguish rfkill/power state, BlueZ service state, GUI/auth-agent failures, and peripheral pairing/bond/address problems before blaming hardware.
