Octality Launches the Cherokee Market

Feb 22, 2011

Amber Graner

Announced today by Octality S.L., Cherokee Market is a new channel for Web applications that allows developers to distribute and sell their apps.

Cherokee Market is available for Linux, MacOS X, Solaris and FreeBSD with native windows versions expected later in year.

The quickstart guide walks users through installing Cherokee Market on the various platforms.

To distribute products on the Cherokee Market, developers must have and maintain a valid Publisher Account.

More information can be found about this web application channel can be found on the Cherokee Market website.

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