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The effect of extra lexers on RAM use is often very small since most of the code just sits on disk and isn't paged in. It's mostly just the lexers that you actually use that are loaded into memory. There's some other aspects like static lexer data but that is quite small.
The Linux builds could probably be made smaller. On Windows, Link Time Code Generation is used to strongly deduplicate code so a release Lexilla.DLL is less than a megabyte.
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