Steve Jobs at Apple, 1976–2011: what he said, the occasion he said it on, and the machine that was on the table.
The sourced record: keynote lines, interview answers and written statements with their occasion named.

David Sheff's interview, published in Playboy's February 1985 issue — the passages most often extracted, their context in the full conversation, and why this interview is one of the two or three most cited primary sources.
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The May 2007 D5 conversation between Jobs and Gates — the exchanges that are frequently quoted in isolation, what the surrounding dialogue changes, and what each man said about the other that seldom appears in the excerpts.
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Walter Isaacson's 2011 biography is the origin of many of the most-cited Jobs quotations — an explainer on what makes it a primary source (the interviews were recorded), where it should be treated as one, and where a separate contemporaneous record exists and should be preferred..
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The April 1995 Computerworld Smithsonian Award oral history interview — what Jobs discussed (the early Apple years, the Mac project, NeXT), why it is underused relative to later sources, and the passages that warrant closer attention.
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