No, probably not. Having some swapspace (or, to keep the .nl pedant happy,
"pagespace") available will allow the kernel to migrate unused pages to disk,
making more room available for caching of your WWW site's content. Being part
of the kernel, Tux's code will all be locked in memory anyway; the rest of
free RAM will be used for caching content.
James.
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