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Save ox-tufte-latex.el in a directory. Be PATH the path of this directory.

Add this to your init:

  (use-package ox-tufte-latex
    :ensure nil
    :init (add-to-list 'load-path "PATH")
    )

use-package is installed by default in Emacs 29. Below Emacs 29, use-package installation is required.

Note: for html exports there is org-tufte

Save ox-tufte-latex.el in a directory. Let PATH be the path of this directory.

Add this to your init:

  (use-package ox-tufte-latex
    :ensure nil
    :init (add-to-list 'load-path "PATH")
    )

use-package is installed by default in Emacs 29. Below Emacs 29, use-package installation is required.

Note: for html exports there is org-tufte

Save ox-tufte-latex.el in a directory. Be PATH the path of this directory.

Add this to your init:

  (use-package ox-tufte-latex
    :ensure nil
    :init (add-to-list 'load-path "PATH")
    )

use-package is installed by default in Emacs 29. Below Emacs 29, use-package installation is required.

Save ox-tufte-latex.el in a directory. Be PATH the path of this directory.

Add this to your init:

  (use-package ox-tufte-latex
    :ensure nil
    :init (add-to-list 'load-path "PATH")
    )

use-package is installed by default in Emacs 29. Below Emacs 29, use-package installation is required.

Note: for html exports there is org-tufte

Save ox-tufte-latex.el in a directory. Be PATH the path of this directory.

Add this in you init:

  (use-package ox-tufte-latex
    :ensure nil
    :init (add-to-list 'load-path "PATH")
    :config
    (require 'ox-tufte-latex)
    )

use-package is installed by default in Emacs 29. Below Emacs 29, install use-package.

Save ox-tufte-latex.el in a directory. Be PATH the path of this directory.

Add this to your init:

  (use-package ox-tufte-latex
    :ensure nil
    :init (add-to-list 'load-path "PATH")
    )

use-package is installed by default in Emacs 29. Below Emacs 29, use-package installation is required.