The memory amount and the CPU speed should be pretty irrelevant, Linux was originally developed for 386 and 486 processors and yours is still much more recent. The worst thing that could happen with a really old PC, it wouldn't be able to run a visual desktop environment. I never worked with such old PCs as yours, but I guess that at least Openbox will run well on it. If setting up Openbox is too difficult, you could also try LXDE, that one uses Openbox as the window manager.

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