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A re-spin of MX Linux XFCE edition. This Linux distribution/MX Linux Re-spin is geared towards developers as well as content creators. It was envisioned and created while living in the homeless shelter and looking for work that I can manage with autism spectrum disorder. I do intend making this a full distribution eventually. Support Fearless Geek OS financially. We have a Patreon we’re setting up. If you’ve signed up for our e-mail list on Sourceforge, you will be informed about...

ADAPRO is a free-to-use word processor geared towards individuals with a learning difficulty like dyslexia or a developmental disorder such as autism. Its adapted, seamless and configurable interface provides a simplified environment that can be relied, fostering the user's sustained attention. It can be downloaded and used completely free of charge for any purpose. Supports English, Spanish and Portuguese. If Java 6 or higher is already present on the computer, it does not even require...

A list of selected tools and not well known diagnosis criteria based on research. Recommended screen size: 1280x720 or above. - Autistic people have increased risk of suicide and greatest rates of homelessness - Milder forms of Asperger Syndrome are often unrecognized and misdiagnosed

Day planner for people with Autism, ADHD, ADD and similar diagnosis.

eudCE (Education, Creative, Easy) is an openSUSE based Linux distribution operating system that is geared toward helping students that are diagnosed with autism or Asberger's syndrome learn things that normal students learn. It is also intended to have students understand and learn how computers work and how to use them for daily use.

eduCE is a openSUSE based Linux distribution that is targeted toward students diagnosed with autism. It aims to give a complete learning experience while being modern, up-to-date, and cost effective. eduCE is completely free of charge and free to use and distribute. Doing so is highly encouraged, as our vision is to improve the learning of autistic students and to give them a well-integrated learning experience that they can remember through their lives.

I specifically developed this application for my 5 year old who has severe autism and does not speak what so ever. It flashes colors rapidly to stimulate sensory input. While at the same time shows an image and says what it is, in hopes that subconsciously your Autistic child will be learning these items. Application is still in Alpha phase, more features to come.

HOPE (Helping Our People Easily) is a mobile-based solution, currently running on the Android platform (v2.1 or higher), aimed at alleviating the communication and day-to-day difficulties faced by people due to symptoms such as loss of speech, loss of hearing, weak vision, loss of memory and others, chiefly among the senior population. We aim to extend the use to people suffering from conditions such as Autism, Aphasia and so on, as well. More can be found at http://www.utdallas.edu...