zdnet[.]com/article/the-latest-release-of-anduinos-makes-running-windows-and-android-apps-on-linux-easy/
anduinos[.]com/
I'm posting about AnduinOS because it makes adding Wine & Bottles part of the initial setup after installation, making it as easy as possible. Wine and Bottles are software packages for running Windows apps in Linux.
winehq[.]org/
usebottles[.]com/
This Unbuntu-based distro is created/maintained by a Microsoft engineer, and it's designed to be familiar to Windows users, but *to me* the big deal is the easy Wine install. IMHO there are other distros that look just as much like Windows, and they've got teams of devs behind them, rather than being dependent on one single individual.