+ [2013-06-14T21:52:21Z] extcode Is it possible to display the entire contents, but only an excerpt?
+ [2013-06-14T21:53:08Z] extcode like in the list of all posts. there the <!--more--> comment?
+ [2013-06-14T21:54:35Z] extcode cant find any hint in the web.
+ [2013-06-14T21:55:09Z] extcode does all displaying the whole badly rendered content?
+ [2013-06-14T23:59:03Z] blindrage1 i'm a little confused...i cloned octopress, installed nginx, pointed to the clone/source, but it's not applying anything. I can connect to it, but i'm getting the raw index.html (--- layout:default ---) like something isn't doing the ruby work...what did i miss?

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Posted by parkr in #octopress at 2013-06-14T17:36:58Z

Python 2.6 or 2.7 usually fixes the issue but you have to make sure "/usr/bin/env python -v" returns that version.
+ [2013-06-15T01:49:06Z] jaybe blindrage1, have you generated the site?
+ [2013-06-15T02:12:03Z] pontiki hi, i am looking at using octopress for my gh pages bloggy thing.
+ [2013-06-15T02:12:41Z] pontiki the question i have is that i have a version of my page that utilize jekyll-bootstrap, which i'm not really liking so much
+ [2013-06-15T02:12:53Z] pontiki i wonder if there's an easy how-to to make the switch
+ [2013-06-15T02:15:47Z] jaybe pontiki, bootstrap is essentially just CSS and some javascript. design is CSS. as with any web site or publishing technology, you could simply refer to different CSS within the template files the pages are built from.