Maybe Xubuntu
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This is mostly a factor of the desktop environment used. The following should help you decide how to proceed:
That 26mb Trisquel Mini minimum ram requirement has got to be a typo. Still, 256 mb (more likely) is still very impressive.
I'm inclined to agree about the typo, but then again, Tiny Core Linux only needs 16MB and comes with a FLTK/FLWM desktop. It's not exactly feature rich, but still a functional desktop.
Edit: the LXDE website seems to suggest at least 256MB as well.
Debian, if you flip around the "based on" requirement.
Besides, what uses significant amounts of RAM is not "the distro" but the primarily the window manager, some daemons and little more. You can try LXDE as a window manager. Good luck with browsers tho.
Bohdi Linux.