Abir Ganguly

> @MunGel @dev-abir Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but I'd approach this by: > > **Github Action** > > * scheduled to run "on the 15th of...

Ah yes I was thinking to tell you about this... You may search for https://github.com, or gitlab.com.... At the top, declare a list of possible regexs... Basically all issue label...

I will try this... We could find a way to do the same for all three Median, Prewitt and Sobel, at the same time.... in a much more generic way.......

Is there any way right now to load 16 bit bitmap images? Or we have to implement it?

> Hi @dev-abir, I can't seem to reproduce the issue on Linux, macOS, or Windows. Are you perhaps using an old version of SDL2? The functions are introduced on SDL...

I used `GetVersion(...)` method to find the SDL version it is using. I tried to build [this way](https://github.com/veandco/go-sdl2#static-compilation), and I found that it is using 2.0.9, it was previously using...

I use an ubuntu-based distro, while developing my application. I may cross-compile the application for Windows, Mac and other linux distros. I don't want to mess with the SDL2 installed...

What is the other way?

[This example from @veeableful](https://github.com/veandco/go-sdl2/issues/424#issue-483203493) Though the following code is not working. It is showing a blue rectangle, on GNU/Linux, I haven't tested it on Windows. ``` package main import (...

> Hi @dev-abir! Unfortunately, the default pixel format used by the window surface is RGB888 which is incompatible with sdl.Color (RGBA8888). > > You can work around this by creating...