📚 docs(README): specify more information at atuin README and at the dots README for the pictures

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Atuin is such a cool tool. It lets you easily sync all your shell history across multiple devices. I was looking for something like this for a while, and I'm glad I found it.
After the installation, you have to create a user with a password and save the key that will be given to you. Then you use that key and user on the other PC to sync their history together.
## :gear: <samp>[Configuration](#gear-config)</samp>
I have set Atuin to function with my shell (fish), so if you have a different shell, go over to the Fish Configuration section of the dotfiles to see how to change it.
That's only part of initializing Atuin to be able to work with your shell.
Atuin works at the start of a session with the shell you have.
Apart from that, the configuration file can be used with all the common shells like zsh, bash, etc.
The base configuration found here can be used regardless of the shell you have `:)`
For more info on how to configure the Atuin config file, check out the **official [Atuin Configuration Guide](https://atuin.sh/docs/config/)**.
I have Atuin configured to work with the fish shell, as it is the one I use on a daily basis. If you want to know how to change it, take a look at the **official [Atuin Configuration Guide](https://atuin.sh/docs/config/)**.
Aside from that, I have configured Atuin to replace the up-arrow history of Fish with a fuzzy search included in Atuin itself.
I also changed the frequency at which Atuin syncs its history with the server; it basically syncs every time you execute a command (**dont worry**, it will not slow down your shell).
## :camera: <samp>[Gallery](#camera-gallery)</samp>

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![overview-2](./assets/images/overview-2.png)
![overview-3](./assets/images/overview-3.png)
> :information_source: For specific images and videos about each tool, check out their own READMEs at their respective config folders.
## :tada: <samp>Credits</samp>
Big thanks to everyone at r/unixporn for inspiring me to make this!