ion3 packaging advice

Hi,

First of all, thanks for the great work in ion3, it's really my
preferred window manager, and I use it everyday.

I'm writing to the list to ask for advice, specially from Tuomo
Valkonen, about how to create ion3 binary packages.

As an ion3 fan and archlinux user, I had created a packaging script
(this is called PKGBUILD in archlinux - it's a shell script that
builds a package) some time ago, so I could easily recommend ion3 to
friends that use archlinux too.

Until now, I have only distributed this script, but I was planning to
distribute pre-built binary packages. So I'm asking here to be sure
I'm not infringing Ion trademark license and to be sure I will not
attack Ion's reputation or image in any way.

The packages will be purely vanilla - it will not include any patches
against ion3 source code. It's purely the official released source
code.

The packaging script is located at:
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ion-3/ion-3/PKGBUILD

It simply builds ion3 with a system.mk file adequate to match the
default system directories at archlinux (/usr/bin for binaries,
/etc/ion3 for etcdir, etc.). The system.mk file I use is located at:
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ion-3/ion-3/system.mk

When building, the packaging script copies the release date to a
script that runs when the user tries to install ion3. This install
script is located here:
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ion-3/ion-3/ion-3.install

The install script calls a small Lua snippet to compare the release
date against the system clock. If it's more than 28 days older, it
displays a message to the user, alerting the package is potentially
outdated. I can change this message if you think it could be rewritten
in a better way.

Should it be enough to produce freely redistributable binary packages?

I will always do all I can do to provide the latest version packaged
to my friends and to anyone interested in ion3 that uses archlinux,
but I would like to be sure there would be no problem before starting
to distribute any binary packages.


Thanks a lot and best regards,

Paulo Matias