he supportes slave labor.
he stole money from wozniak.
he was easy to upset and unfair to his employees.
he was a narcissist.
a billionair wo do not want to support is illegitimate daughter.
he shut down all apple philantrophy projects
i could go one for hours…

so please spare me the glorification crap of a greedy billionaio who did not spend a cent for others.

I was in my so called office (my attic) when I bought my first Apple, a flat thing, with tow floppy disk drives attached by a a ribbon type thing. The year, hum…1984 or 85. I bought Apple stock in its early years. Somehow I knew, Technology was the future. I did not not have very much capital to invest, but my percentage return was nice. I was an Apple fan boy in those days, later I had to abandon it for the PC area, because my company went PC way. When that guy from Pepsi took over Apple that was a sad day. I know he how to run a company, but not an apple company. I am 65 now, big conglomerates today, have no idea how “gear heads”, those nutty software engineers, who’s brains go to their feet, and who like the absent minded professor, finds a week old tuna fish sandwich in the lunch pale. Mr Jobs understood those “knuckleheads”, and show them how to untangle the wires.

My hope, never let a Wharton business graduate run a tech company. Make them the janitor, and let the Janitor be the HR Head.

Kindly in Kentucky
Ken

Rob

[I don't have a lot of time to debate this nonsense, but I'll point out that Adobe stuck with Apple through its darkest times. Had creative people & their software left the platform, that'd have been the end of the show. I could say more, but it's not the right tone to strike right now. --J.]

Let’s honor Steve’s memory by creating elegant works and by striving to be unreasonable men and women.