If the copywrite owners take no umbrage to the use of their code in proprietary software then the company shouldn't be able to sue. This will probably not be t

If the copywrite owners take no umbrage to the use of their code in proprietary software then the company shouldn't be able to sue. This will probably not be the case if the code is licensed under GPL because the devs are probably going to want to enforce their OSS principles. You can say the FSF wants to provide a more "convenient" way to handle it but I don't think that "I'll take care of that for you" is a good argument. It's very much reminiscent Leon the Professional