Hello. My grandparents computer recently crashed completely (it was running Windows 98). It is a 450 MHz 128 MB RAM 13 GB Hard drive 32 MB Video Card. What would be a nice little distro that isn't overly complicated and doesn't require me to connect to the internet to download from the machine being installed on (it doesn't have a network card, I can still download ISO's on my own computer and burn them to install). It has to run fairly good as I have already tried SuSE on it and it doesn't work so well. Would an old RedHat work good??? Anyways, please reply

Lycoris, mandrake, probably several more would do the job.

128 RAM is a little light for some default usages.
If you can bump up the RAM you could run what you want.

My SuSE 9.1 runs on a 500 MZ Celeron with 256 MB RAM.
A lighter desktop like ICE would waste less RAM.

Slackware would run leaner even with a GUI running.

Vector Linux might be worth looking at depending on their needs.

Mandrake would be a good choice. Also Debian or Slackware would be solid choices as well.

Mandy's got it all and a speedier 2.6 kernel. Slack and Deb will be a bit "lighter" on the CPU, but not by much.

Hey, thank you all for your suggestions....I'll try a couple till I find one that runs good...thx again./.

ttyl

Use a lightweight DE / WM, such as IceWM or XFCE-4.