Modified detection of current profile directly using 'envycontrol --query' #25
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I modified how the current profile is checked, using "envycontrol --query" instead of verifying the presence of specific files.
I had some issues with the latter method on Fedora 41.
For example, even though "envycontrol --query" returned the "integrated" profile, the GNOME extension always reported "hybrid" because the file "/lib/udev/rules.d/50-remove-nvidia.rules" was not present.
Using "envycontrol --query" directly resolves the issue.
I also added "checked: true" to the quick setting button because imo it better shows that selected profile is active (there is always an active profile).