I would also recommend Linux Mint for you. While the UI/UX (either Cinnamon, MATE, or Xfce) bares resemblance to Windows at first, it can easily be reshaped however you wish; or even replaced entirely with a more macOS-esque desktop environment (such as Pantheon or GNOME).

However, as Macintosh hardware has some differences to PC, you may need to install rEFInd beforehand. It has been a while since I installed Linux on a Mac, so I don't know if this is still necessary!

To be more helpful, I would need to know your exact model number (this should be something like "MacBookPro 12,1").

macOS switched to Zsh, replacing Bash. They also now ship pico instead of nano, for some reason.

Current Distro: Devuan GNU+Linux

• Favourite DE: Trinity (fork of KDE 3)
• First DE Used: Cinnamon
• DE You Want To Use In The Future: velox
• Honourable Mention: Xfce
• Least Favourite: xmonad (I just can't stand Haskell)
• Current DE:
  • cwm (on main laptop)
  • Fluxbox (on spare laptop)
• Longest Used DE: Sway

• Favourite Distro: Void Linux
• First Distro Used: Linux Mint
• Distro You Want To Use In The Future:
  • Linux: Guix System
  • Other: 9front
• Honourable Mention: FreeBSD
• Distro You Liked The Least: Fedora Atomic
• Distro You Currently Use: Devuan GNU+Linux
• Distro You Used For The Longest Time: Arch Linux

• Fave: GNU nano
• First: notepad.exe (on Windows XP)
• Future: GNU Emacs
• Honourable Mention: Xed
• Loathed: vi (the original one, not the far superior Vim)
• Current: GNU nano
• Longest: Micro

Works in ksh93 and mksh. Probably oksh and posh, too.

I've got ash, and tcsh is mentioned by someone else.

Thompson shell (predates Bourne)

scsh (Scheme shell) and closh (Clojure shell)

sash (stand-alone shell)

gash (Guile shell)

ash (Almquist shell)

dash (Debian Almquist shell)

eshell (Emacs shell)

Shells I couldn't think of images for:

• bosh (from SchilyTools)
• tclsh (Tcl shell)
• ion (from Redox OS)

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Newspaper name checks out.