That doesn't seem particularly tiny to me. I have an old Pentium II box with 32 MB of RAM that runs the latest release of OpenBSD with X, and I don't consider OpenBSD particularly tiny, either.
At risk of sounding like a crotchety old man, these are sad times to be living in when 64 MB is considered tiny.
One thing, though:
> tiny
> RAM: 64 MB required, 192 MB recommended.
That doesn't seem particularly tiny to me. I have an old Pentium II box with 32 MB of RAM that runs the latest release of OpenBSD with X, and I don't consider OpenBSD particularly tiny, either.
At risk of sounding like a crotchety old man, these are sad times to be living in when 64 MB is considered tiny.