Comment by yesbut
1 year ago
I'd never sync my shell history with a third party. The self-hosting option looks interesting, but anyone comfortable with syncing their shell history with a third party is severely lacking basic privacy literacy and underestimates the sensitivity of command history.
All user data is e2e encrypted, but yes self-hosting might make you feel better about where your data lives
We wrote some more about it here: https://blog.atuin.sh/new-encryption/
I self host a atuin server.
It is a very easy thing to do.
You can use atuin without syncing it between multiple machines.
I have my shell environments divided up into different distrobox containers. Some of them sync between multiple machines. Some of them don't. Depends what the shell is for.