Can anyone help. I've followed this guide: http://macles.blogspot.com/2008/07/installing-truecrypt-on-acer-aspire-one.html However when I run: make WX_ROOT=/home/user/wxGTK* wxbuild && make I get: configuration error: "The development files for GTK+ were not found"... My steps: tar -zvxf Downloads/TrueCrypt*gz tar -jvxf Downloads/wxGTK*bz2 cd truecrypt*source sudo yum install yum-utils sudo yumdownloader --disablerepo=updates gtk2-devel glib2-devel sudo rpm --force --nodeps -U gtk*rpm glib*rpm sudo yum install make gcc-c++ atk-devel pango-devel fuse-devel libSM-devel make WX_ROOT=/home/user/wxGTK* wxbuild && make Any ideas? Did I miss something?
If you are willing to settle for an older version, 5.1a is included in the repository and as such can be easily installed through the package manager or yum. Far less to download, no problems. However, compiling does work if you follow the instructions to the letter.
You might be able to compile after doing something like sudo yum install gtk+-devel Although it might have dependencies that would also have to be installed.
I've installed it, following the macles blog instructions. Are you sure you did all that it says, including the bit where it says 'To compile TrueCrypt a few libraries and a compiler have to be installed. But before you do so, follow step #4 as described in this post, or you'll break your system.'? The 'this post' there is a link to a post which would tell you, among other things, to install the gtk2-devel libraries, which I think is what the configuration check is finding missing. Kevin's suggestion is going the right way, but macles warns that simply installing gtk2-devel without using a specific route quoted in that post could damage you system.
