docs: fix README.md links and small text changes.

README.md

@@ -14,22 +14,28 @@ This tool gives you more control over the use of your `hosts` file. You can have
 
 ## Why?
 
-It is a tedious task to handle the `hosts` file by editing manually. With this tool you can automate some aspects to do it cleaner and quick. 
+It is a tedious task to handle the `hosts` file by editing manually.
+With this tool you can automate some aspects to do it cleaner and quick. 
 
 
 ## Features
 
  * Manage groups of host names by profile.
  * Enable/disable complete profiles.
  * Add/remove groups of host names.
- * Add profiles directly from a `.etchosts` file that you can add to your git repo or any VCS.
+ * Add profiles directly from a text file that you can add to your git repo or any VCS.
  * Sync a profile with Docker or Docker Compose containers.
 
 
 ## Documentation
 
-Read the [Getting started guide](http:https://guumaster.github.io/hostctl/getting-started) 
-or check full documentation [here](http:https://guumaster.github.io/hostctl).
+You can read about how to use this tool here:
+
+* [Getting started guide](http:https://guumaster.github.io/hostctl/docs/getting-started/) 
+* [Usage Guides](http:https://guumaster.github.io/hostctl/docs/guides/)
+* [CLI commands, options and flags](http:https://guumaster.github.io/hostctl/docs/cli-usage/)
+
+Or you can start directly on the [Docs homepage](http:https://guumaster.github.io/hostctl/).
 
 
 ## Sample Usage
@@ -38,9 +44,9 @@ or check full documentation [here](http:https://guumaster.github.io/hostctl).
 
 ## Installation
 
-Go to [release page](https://github.com/guumaster/hostctl/releases) and download the binary you need.
+Go to [release page](https://github.com/guumaster/hostctl/releases) and download the binary you prefer.
 
-Or read how to install on your system [here](http:https://guumaster.github.io/hostctl/installation/)
+Or read about other installation methods on different systems [here](http:https://guumaster.github.io/hostctl/docs/installation/)
 
 
 ## Linux/Mac/Windows and permissions