This is outrageous... Jobs merely sold the Apple Computer, it was never his vision, Woz did everything back then. They were a team as they needed each other, Jobs needed Woz's product, Woz needed Jobs to sell it.
Jobs never influenced anything until later on when the first Mac was being made. That's when the first of his vision started to be seen (closed system, no expansion, etc). It was his vision, or lack thereof back then that got him fired from Apple in the first place.
Perhaps the exhibit should show him, not in the garage, but working on the first NeXt computer. That was the time when he turned things around. By the time he got back to Apple at the end of the 90's the work he'd done at NeXt lay the foundation for his ability to see the future today.
Jobs influences products today and does so with a near 100% record of success, but to suggest that he was the primary brain behind the personal computer revolution (Ie; the garage intro of the Apple computer) is a huge untruth and deceptive.
I suspect that Jobs and Woz's on again, off again relationship is in crapper right now...