Don't forget AGPL to close the SaaS loophole. FWIW it's arguable whether GPL3 was even needed to close the Tivo loophole, since GPL2 includes "the scripts used

Don't forget AGPL to close the SaaS loophole. FWIW it's arguable whether GPL3 was even needed to close the Tivo loophole, since GPL2 includes "the scripts used to control compilation and installation of the executable". It's unfortunate that none of the major kernel copyright holders are willing to litigate This whole GPL with contractual restrictions was tried before by Sveasoft (WRT54G firmware). They ended up failing and becoming a footnote in history, but Redhat is obviously much larger and more significant to the overall ecosystem.