Will and I were at PodCamp Boston the other week, hanging out with some cool video bloggers. A few of us started taking these wacky recursive photos (thanks to Brett Stilwell for taking some of the pictures!).
Attention all Avast AntiVirus users,
Avast is incorrectly identifying the latest version of Miro as a trojan (malware). We have looked into the matter and Avast is the only antivirus suite making this mistake — we are getting in touch with them to rectify this problem.
In the mean time, it is perfectly safe to ignore the error message and install Miro.
Update: We have Avast users reporting that an update to the antivirus software will allow proper installation of Miro.
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