Victus Control GNOME Shell Extension

A GNOME Shell extension for controlling HP Victus / Omen fan modes and keyboard lighting directly from the top panel.

Features

Fan Mode Control: Switch between AUTO, Better Auto, MANUAL, and MAX modes
Manual Fan Speed: Per-fan speed control with 8 RPM steps (when in MANUAL mode)
Keyboard RGB: Color presets and brightness control
Live Status: Real-time CPU temperature and fan RPM display

victus-control backend: This extension requires the victus-backend.service to be running
GNOME Shell: Version 45 or later
HP Victus / Omen laptop: The patched hp_wmi driver must be installed

Fully integrated with the main victus-control installer on Fedora and Arch-based systems.
Should also work on Ubuntu GNOME and other GNOME desktops if the backend service is already installed and exposing /run/victus-control/victus_backend.sock.

Ensure victus-control is installed and the backend service is running:
```
sudo systemctl status victus-backend.service
```
Install the extension:
```
cd gnome-extension
bash ./install.sh
```
Enable the extension:
```
gnome-extensions enable victus-control@victus
```
Or use the GNOME Extensions app.

Click on the fan icon (🌀) in the top panel to access:

Fan Mode: Select operating mode from the dropdown
Fan Speed Sliders: Adjust individual fan speeds (visible in MANUAL mode only)
Keyboard RGB: Choose color presets and adjust brightness
Status: View current CPU temperature and fan RPM

When the main project is installed via sudo ./install.sh on a GNOME desktop, this extension is installed automatically for the desktop user.

To test changes without restarting GNOME Shell:

Disable and re-enable the extension:

gnome-extensions disable victus-control@victus
gnome-extensions enable victus-control@victus

View extension logs:

journalctl -f -o cat /usr/bin/gnome-shell | grep --line-buffered -i victus

GPLv3 - See the main LICENSE file.