Yeah, the resulting executables there are going to end up in the build directory, like `./build/src/settings/gnome-break-timer-settings`. But they rely on various things being installed to particular system directories, so you'll probably want to install it with:
$ ninja -C build install
That installs to /usr/local by default, and it should appear in the application launcher pretty soon after running that command. (You can also execute gnome-break-timer-settings from the terminal).
If you'd like, you can change the install prefix like this:
$ meson configure build --prefix=/usr
And ninja does a pretty good job uninstalling things:
Yeah, the resulting executables there are going to end up in the build directory, like `./build/ src/settings/ gnome-break- timer-settings` . But they rely on various things being installed to particular system directories, so you'll probably want to install it with:
$ ninja -C build install
That installs to /usr/local by default, and it should appear in the application launcher pretty soon after running that command. (You can also execute gnome-break- timer-settings from the terminal).
If you'd like, you can change the install prefix like this:
$ meson configure build --prefix=/usr
And ninja does a pretty good job uninstalling things:
$ ninja -C build uninstall