> You could install a distro like Linux Mint that attempts to replicate the look and feel of Windows and help bridge the gap between the two platforms. I would

> You could install a distro like Linux Mint that attempts to replicate the look and feel of Windows and help bridge the gap between the two platforms. I wouldn't say that Linux Mint in particular attempts this. It's more the desktop environment that's relevant in this regard, and KDE Plasma is the one that at least looks the most like Windows 10/11. You'll notice less of a difference between Ubuntu, Fedora, Linux Mint with KDE, than between KDE, Cinnamon, XFCE on Linux Mint.