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If you were running early 90s workloads today you could probably get away on a 16MB system with the right WM and stuff. Linux runs on a number of embedded devic
by giantrobot 3y ago
If you were running early 90s workloads today you could probably get away on a 16MB system with the right WM and stuff. Linux runs on a number of embedded devices with such little RAM.
If you need to interact with the modern web that calculus will change rapidly. If you could run something like Dillo (or lynx) on a non-JavaScript site and never need to access the public web you might be ok. The moment you need to open a modern browser you'd be boned.