I wish to ask the Zorin community if they have experience recommendations for Linux personal finance bank programs. Especially for those coming from a Quicken user situation?
(We are on Zorin 17 Core, dual booted with Windows 10, just FYI.)
The only software that I've used for this purpose is GnuCash. Truth be told, I wasn't exactly impressed by it. Not very intuitive and the interface looked a bit dated. However, it seemed to have a lot of features, enough to satisfy most needs, given enough time to figure out how to use them.
On the other hand, I'm used to spreadsheets. I find them far more intuitive to use and, once setup properly, more effective. They are also more portable, and easier to share, backup, etc. So I might just be too used to my own way of doing things and may not have given this a fair chance. I thought I should at least mention this option.
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Personally I never use any banking apps, particularly if such apps are reliant on internet conbection. GnuCash is an excellent program and allows you to generate invoices. It uses traditional double-entry book-keeping so you need to be familiar with that.