1. Enforcement would not be on "Linux" but would be about a specific section of the code, under which the copyright holder (the dev) is suing. 2. Has no legal

1. Enforcement would not be on "Linux" but would be about a specific section of the code, under which the copyright holder (the dev) is suing. 2. Has no legal basis, something being "Free as in beer" does not make is public domain, that would be easily countered 3. That would probably be more dangerous to the company arguing that then it would be to Linux, since most of the companies that would be targeted by GPL enforcement likely have alot of IP that could also be considered "derivative"