@Suiseiseki
Not really, the original developers closed down 10 years ago, the current owners of the code would as soon declare bankruptcy as they would pay fines or fight a legal battle.

Regardless, if the enforcement process is just beginning, I don't see that as much more than a feeding frenzy for lawyers, at least regarding GPLv3. Free software developers are unlikely to get anything once the lawyers have their cut, and corporations will either avoid GPL entirely or more likely lean harder into SaaS, an even crummier option.