Wether MOTU and UVI have parted ways IDK, the fact is at this moment M5 is still for sale. If they had parted ways, and MOTU could no longer develop it, surely then they should have told their customer base that M5 was finished.machinesworking wrote:It's blatently obvious that UVI owned all the code in M53 except for maybe the sample conversion part. MOTU might have helped with the design, but UVI own the code.woodsdenis wrote:What I don't get is why the issue about MachV 3 not being updated is not directed at MOTU rather than UVI. It is more MOTUs problem than UVI that they haven't released an update in how many years. How old is 3.2 ?
So when UVI and MOTU decided to part ways for whatever reason, M53 is a dead duck. Just saying MOTU can't address code they licensed, not owned.
All supposition of course, I still don't get why MOTU is being painted as the damaged party in all of this.
