Personally, I'm right at home with Debian 11 and XFCE. It offers a sane set of default programs and GUIs so I don't have to install everything by myself, but it's still extremely flexible to me. I wasn't planning to go on about a tangent of how XFCE is the best desktop environment, but it does provide a very Windows-like user experience. And I also like having multiple desktops that I can switch to (OH BUT MY ETHREEVEM WIDNOWS MAGNER HFIAHFSDJASD).