That'll be more work, but it shouldn't be that difficult. You can start on the 21.10 beta, and then in March, update to 22.04 and stay on that version, as it will be the next LTS. It won't be LTS, but it'll have a much better chance of waking up the video card. If *that* doesn't work, try a newer Ubuntu. If that doesn't work, you could try pulling a newer kernel from Ubuntu Backports. After you've done the apt update/apt dist-upgrade dance, the kernel might then be new enough to drive the video on that unit. If you don't get a graphical login after rebooting, you may have to use alt-F1 through F7 to find a text console to log into. That should let you get the base system installed. If you want to use custom fonts in an HTML page please checkout my other post here.Ĭreative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.Ubuntu has an 'alternate install' image that should offer a text-only installation version. $html2pdf->setDefaultFont('advanced-dot') The following snippet could be helpful: pdf->SetDisplayMode('fullpage') You are now able to use the font in your pdf files. Now open your server and upload these files into: html2pdf/vendor/tecnickcom/tcpdf/fonts/ If no errors or warnings are promped out you should be able to download all of the needed files. This online tool can be very helpful to create these 3 different files: simply upload the ttf file, give it a name (avoid spaces and special chars) and wait for the conversion. The installation of the font requires the ttf to be splitted in 3 different files: myfont.afm, myfont.z and myfont.php When you have the ttf file we are ready for the installation. The font comes in a zip folder in different formats: woff, ttf, otf… in our case we need to use the ttf format so if you don’t have it please convert it online, for example using convert.io tool. Personally I use DaFont but remember that fonts could be under different licenses so please check it up before to use the font in public. I hope this can be the final and easy guide to accomplish this task.įirst of all let’s download the desired font. If you don’t know how to install or how to use it, please checkout my other post here. Here is a short guide on how to install custom fonts in the famous html2pdf php tool.

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