Go for it. I put Ubuntu on another old Windows laptop a few months ago but but then I found out the 1, 2, and 3 keys don't work and the battery doesn't charge. But the fact that it can even be installed and booted up on such ancient hardware is pretty impressive.
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Yes! I did it many years ago with a slow laptop and it worked fine with Ubuntu for quite a while. I