Establish a free software performance/reliability rating. For example, Firefox 73.0.1 is a 100% functional browser that performs all the declared functions; Scribus version 1.4.6. (the latest version distributed in Linux Mint) is 60% functional, since importing vector graphics does not function as stated. The Linux kernel runs at 100% and so on for all distributed programs.
This will help identify those Free software developers who are working in favor of proprietary software development companies by placing non-working programs in distributions.
As a result, this will definitely increase the reliability and performance of free software in comparison with proprietary and change the balance of software popularity.