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WSL2 or cygwin give you a decent approximation, I started with the latter personally. Bash isn't too bad to learn, and the unix philosophy as far...

+1 for Cygwin on Windows. You can also get a "live" Linux installation (Linux Mint Live for example) on a USB stick and run Linux without changing...

WSL is best use as a shell environment, not for GUI. this way you can almost seamlessly use it via windows terminal. install oracle virtualbox...