opine source

/əʊˈpaɪn sɔːs/ noun
  1. Open-source software that has been packaged, configured or deployed according to a deliberate set of opinions about how it should be run, rather than leaving every choice to the user.
  2. The opinions themselves: the curated defaults, integrations and conventions layered on top of open-source components.

The project is open source; the distribution is opine source.

[Blend of opine (to hold or state an opinion) and open source.]

See also: opinionated distribution, convention over configuration.