removed static ffmpeg binary and updated readme files

rtfm/INSTALL.md

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 PictShare is written to be run on a linux server with PHP 7 and nginx. We tried to support Windows for some time but ever since we started integrating ffmpeg for MP4 hosting we ditched Windows.
 
+ It's highly recommended t hat you use [the official Docker container](https://hub.docker.com/r/hascheksolutions/pictshare) so you don't have to do any manual setup. But if you know what you're doing, you can set it up yourself.
+
 - Make sure you have all PHP7 libraries installed (note on some systems the packages are not called php7-* but just php-* also on some systems php7-mbstring is called php7-mb): ```apt-get install php7-exif php7-gd php7-json php7-openssl php7-fileinfo php7-mbstring php7-mcrypt```
 - If you are not using windows, make sure your os have the ```file``` command working: ```apt-get install file```
-- Unpack the [PictShare zip](https://github.com/chrisiaut/pictshare/archive/master.zip)
+- Unpack the [PictShare zip](https://github.com/hascheksolutions/pictshare/archive/master.zip)
 - Rename /inc/example.config.inc.php to /inc/config.inc.php
-- ```chmod +x bin/ffmpeg``` if you want to be able to use mp4 uploads
- - The provided ffmpeg binary (bin/ffmpeg) is from [here](http://johnvansickle.com/ffmpeg/) and it's a 64bit linux executable. If you need a different one, load yours and overwrite the one provided or if you have ffmpeg installed on the server you can use the config var ```FFMPEG_BINARY``` to tell PictShare where to look for the binary
+- If you want to be able to use mp4 uploads you need to supply your own FFMPEG binary or use the installed one on your distro useing the config var ```FFMPEG_BINARY```. For example it should point to `/usr/bin/ffmpeg` if you installed ffmpeg through your package manager
 - Since default upload sizes will be 2M in PHP you should edit your php.ini and change ```upload_max_filesize``` and ```post_max_size``` to a larger value
-- (optional) You can and should put a [nginx](https://www.nginx.com/) proxy before the Apache server. That thing is just insanely fast with static content like images.
+- (optional) You can and should use [nginx](https://www.nginx.com/) as your web server. Check [/docker/rootfs/nginx.conf] for an example on how the nginx config should look like
 - (optional) To secure your traffic I'd highly recommend getting an [SSL Cert](https://letsencrypt.org/) for your server if you don't already have one.
 
 
 ## Upgrading
-- Just re-download the [PictShare zip](https://github.com/chrisiaut/pictshare/archive/master.zip) file and extract and overwrite existing pictshare files. Uploads and config won't be affected.
-- Check if your ```/inc/config.inc.php``` file has all settings required by the ```/inc/example.config.inc.php``` since new options might get added in new versions
+- On docker just `docker pull hascheksolutions/pictshare` and run the newer image
+- Manual upgrade:
+    - Just re-download the [PictShare zip](https://github.com/hascheksolutions/pictshare/archive/master.zip) file and extract and overwrite existing pictshare files. Uploads and config won't be affected.
+    - Check if your ```/inc/config.inc.php``` file has all settings required by the ```/inc/example.config.inc.php``` since new options might get added in new versions
 
 
 ```bash
 # to be run from the directory where your pictshare directory sits in
-git clone https://github.com/chrisiaut/pictshare.git temp
+git clone https://github.com/hascheksolutions/pictshare.git temp
 cp -r temp/* pictshare/.
 rm -rf temp
 ```

rtfm/INTEGRATIONS.md

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 - [Pastebinit](/rtfm/PASTEBINIT.md)
 - Chrome Browser extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pictshare-1-click-imagesc/mgomffcdpnohakmlhhjmiemlolonpafc
-  - Source: https://github.com/chrisiaut/PictShare-Chrome-extension
+  - Source: https://github.com/hascheksolutions/PictShare-Chrome-extension
 - Plugin to upload images with ShareX: https://github.com/ShareX/CustomUploaders/blob/master/pictshare.net.sxcu
 
 # Upload from CLI