[rit]

Doubtful that will happen, with one of senior counsels of the FSF already admitting it appears there are hundreds of likely infringements in the kernel of Linux alone.

I was reffering to the commercial linux distro companies, not the FSF. For example, RedHat might have grounds, based on what is being reported, to file.

[Golden Eagle]

Sure they can file, but when the existing studies including those from Linux proponents show hundreds of likely violations, and not a lack of violations, what is their chance of winning?