I am glad he was another like many I know that came close to the knife. I hope he knew the Lord. The best that can be said about him was he was a failure in this sense: http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/275528/steve-jobs-america-s-greatest-failure-nick-schulz and his mom failed at motherhood but made the right choice for all of us when she chose life: http://communities.washingtontimes.com/neighborhood/conserving-freedom/2011/sep/18/abortion-adoption-and-steve-jobs/
Power Book 150, loved it for many years, SE, etc.
That National Review article has so many errors of fact in it that it is worthless as a historical review of Jobs' career or as a foundation for the opinion it espouses on Jobs' failures leading to his successes. To anyone who knows anything at all about the history of Apple, he shows he did absolutely NO fact checking at all before he published. . . and most of what he claims are facts, aren't. The comments following were an even more disturbing window into the Liberal thinking process, showing a lack of understanding of how the business world works. While Steve did have his failures, this writer's analysis is WAY off the mark!