Would you mind dual-licensing under a more permissive license (BSD or MIT) so the work can be included in the BSD family of operating systems as well as Linux?
If your work is in the public domain, then at least the corporations would have much harder time hijacking and wall-garden it, and the chances of them simply giving up are higher. Or so I hope.
I've read a good chunk of your website. GREAT WORK! Do not give up, you're doing next-level work. =)
I do hope I am very naively wrong. But history hasn't given us much comfort in this area so far.
If I learned anything from those last 15 years is that they'll sue you if you don't agree the Moon is made of cheese if it suits their agenda.
So I remain cynical towards them. If they can hijack a good technology for their own profit, they will do it. I think we all knew that much at this point?