Yes and no. Stallman's asshattery created the need for a more flexible, scrutible, tool. We have LLVM now, the world is better off for it. Companies are free to extend it privately, and upstream bugfixes and features when it's in their interest. GPLv3 pushed many of us over to Apache or other more permissive licenses. Companies are free to develop software, APIs, and libraries that are free to use, extend, and repair without threatening their patent portfolio. The ecosystem is thriving, thanks to RMS's immovable opinions.