Jobs is a little over rated. Steve Wozniak designed the Apple II. Jeff …

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Comment on Steve Jobs Manga Tackled by “That” Mangaka by The Kappa:

Jobs is a little over rated.
Steve Wozniak designed the Apple II.
Jeff Raskin and Burrell Smith had more to do with the creation of the original Macintosh.

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• Steve Jobs Manga Tackled by “That” Mangaka:
  

  True those had a bigger impacgt on the underpinnings. Gary Kildall also had as big an influence as Jobs and Gates. He created CP/M which MSDOS was a copy of and the GEM desktop who’s UI Windows blatantly ripped off more then MacOS.

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