+ [2013-09-16T14:38:17Z] lexflex I'm struggling myself, but it's because I'm migrating existing themes
+ [2013-09-16T14:38:23Z] lexflex quite a pain in the ass
+ [2013-09-16T14:39:03Z] lexflex * I meant overhauled, not overworked
+ [2013-09-16T14:39:18Z] jolleyjo_ thanks for the answers pontiki... what exactly do the octopress plugins provide vs github jekyll? I am trying to decide if I need octopress or just stock jekyll
+ [2013-09-16T14:40:17Z] jolleyjo_ nvm, I see the plugins here: http://octopress.org/docs/

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Posted by pontiki in #octopress at 2013-09-16T08:14:47Z

jolleyjo_: with plain ol' jekyll, github will run jekyll on your master (or gh-pages) branch, so all you have to do is push it
+ [2013-09-18T21:34:11Z] jolleyj__ hey guys... any tips on how to apply the octopress theme without using octopress? :)
+ [2013-09-18T21:35:07Z] jolleyj__ my end goal is to run octopress on github pages without having to perform a rake for each publish :)
+ [2013-09-19T00:23:24Z] pontiki it's just sass
+ [2013-09-19T00:24:06Z] pontiki compile it when you make changes to it, otherwise it's just fine to include the resulting css file anywhere