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It’s doable but you should treat it more as a learning opportunity than a production system. Honestly, that’s old enough that a RPi might be able to run circle around it.
The Celeron 1011 is a 32bit processor, so Debian or Gentoo may be the only distributions that still support it and you will probably have to compile from source anything you want to run. A gig of ram was good for its time.
The Linux Unplugged crew from Jupiter Broadcasting are currently doing a 32bit challenge to see if such systems are still usable for day to day usage. It’s going to be interesting.
Found the spec sheet on that processor for anyone who’s interested.
https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/27167/intel-celeron-processor-1-10-ghz-256k-cache-100-mhz-fsb.html
Thanks! I haven't thought of the 32 bit issue... I might give it a try anyway for the experience!