Hmm, checking the Eizo RGB XYZ values against AdobeRGB XYZ values, they really aren’t all that close, so I don’t think AdobeRGB would make a good substitute for an actual monitor profile:
rXYZ
eizo: X="0.62322998" Y="0.27453613" Z="0.00166321"
adobeRGB: X="0.60974121" Y="0.31111145" Z="0.01947021
gXYZ
eizo: X="0.19964600" Y="0.68313599" Z="0.06350708"
adobeRGB: X="0.20527649" Y="0.62567139" Z="0.06086731"
bXYZ
eizo: X="0.14131165" Y="0.04232788" Z="0.75971985"
adobeRGB: X="0.14918518" Y="0.06321716" Z="0.74456787"
Though perhaps on the xy plane xy values might be fairly close. If you are curious, see @ggbutcher 's xy plotter: xyY Horseshoe Plotter - #2 by afre
Anyway, here’s a screenshot from darktable, from the Lightroom tab:
See where it says “display profile” In Linux, hovering over those words shows you where darktable looks for display profiles. I don’t know about Mac.
Is “full RGB profile” perhaps an Eizo marketing phrase? I don’t think this phrase has any technical meaning.