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It looks comprehensive enough and the comments suggest people have recently installed Oracle successfully.

It may be worth a try if you do not want to switch to a supported OS.

Either use a VM with Linux and ask here or, if you choose Windows, post on the Oracle Forums (https://community.oracle.com/community/database/general_questions/installation).

Yes, you can. You can also use Oracle VirtualBox on Windows to setup
a VM with Oracle Linux (or CentOS) and install Oracle Database on it.

You have installed only the client. You're not able to connect as there's no database ...
Oracle Database Server is not supported on Ubuntu, you can use a free supported
platform like Oracle Linux.

Did you just install the Oracle client? Do you have an Oracle Database server to connect with the client?

Users are setup on the DB side.