Jobs is presented as the Ruthless Idealist, an 
ex-hippie who happily drops acid, visits ashrams, 
dances with Hare Krishnas and visualizes his computer 
as a way to take down The Man (read: IBM). ...

Gates comes off even worse: He is the Maniacal Misfit. 
This is revealed through numerous scenes in which he 
sits hunched over a computer, with glowing code 
reflecting in his lenses and his eyes burning bloodshot 
and frenzied behind those hideous frames. ...
...
The impetus behind all these turnabouts, though, is 
foreshadowed in the movie's most poignantly insightful 
dialogue. Jobs, fresh from the launch of the Macintosh, 
is pitching a fit after realizing that Microsoft's new 
Windows software utilizes his stolen interface and ideas. 
As Gates retreats from Jobs' tantrum, Jobs screeches, 
"We have better stuff!"

Gates, turning, simply responds, "You don't get it. 
That doesn't matter."