HDD Encryption vs Evil Maid attack

Looking for a good encryption program to my HDD files and such things so basically the whole partition. Read that Truecrypt got good rating from users but after reading this post i dont know how safe it really is if you got lot's of things you want to be completely hidden.

link
https://www.os3.nl/2011-2012/students/dennis_cortjens/ot_physical_log

"This attack is possible with every key logger like method with full disk
encryption and even with other forms of encryption. The only product
that could prevent this attack is a TPM chip in combination with
encryption software. A TPM chip offers facilities for the secure
generation of cryptographic keys and provides a sealed storage for keys
or passwords.1)

Some encryption software that support TPM are BestCrypt, McAfee
Endpoint Encryption, BitLocker Drive Encryption, FinallySecure, PGPDisk,
SafeGuard and SecureDoc.2)"

What do you guys think, and/or using for the moment and in the past(?)

If you think you're likely to be the victim of an evil maid attack, then you need a laptop with TPM plus the encryption software that supports it, like BitLocker.

I use TrueCrypt and I don't think I'm likely to be the victim of such attack.

It's too bad Joanna released the evil maid image, but never her antidote.

And this post on my blog might interest you:

http://blog.didierstevens.com/2012/02/09/quickpost-disassociating-the-key-from-a-truecrypt-system-disk/

Or are you worried about the exact evil maid scenario? Leaving your laptop in an hotel room?

Put it in the safe. If it's too big for the safe, remove the HD from the laptop and put the HD in the safe.

Thank you Stevens  I'll stick to TrueCrypt for the moment and well see later on what's actually needed/or personal preferance ofcourse 

Best regards