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It throws it up a screenful at a time, for a LONG series of screens. VeraCrypt will insist on you reading the entire licensing legalese. VeraCrypt’s installation routine will ask if you want to install it. If it doesn’t work, make sure that the attributes of the file are set properly i.e., ownership, read/write, & executable. This SHOULD result in execution of the file, installing VeraCrypt.
Doing this tells the system to use the file in the current directory, instead of applying the search path. * Type the name of the setup file you’ve chosen, preceded by “./”. Note, using zzzfm, a root terminal can be opened directly into the VeraCrypt options directory, via an option from the File drop-down menu. * Navigate to the VeraCrypt directory containing the alternate setup files. I haven’t tried it, but I suspect “sudo” would be sufficient for the root privileges.
* Open a terminal as root, or open a terminal & switch to root (“su” command). * Decide which alternative you want to install. The alternatives include combinations of x86 vs. It will create a directory containing several alternate setups. * Download the VeraCrypt tarball of your chosen version.
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