Not really. Tivo did that eons ago. Whether you view this as a "flaw" or "feature" of GPLv2 it's ultimately why GPLv3 now exists.

The Linux kernel developers see what Tivo did as a "feature" rather than a "flaw" and refuse GPLv3.

It's also because so many Linux developers are on the payroll of big tech. Look at all the submissions. And look at the key people in the Linux Foundation. All a bunch of business suits with compromised motives.

Linux is no longer the community-driven choice. It's big business with billions hanging on the line. The grassroots origins are long over.