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What is the difference between these two imports?
```import org.jetbrains.skia
import org.jetbrains.skiko```
As I understand it, Skia is a C++ library, and Skiko is Kotlin bindings for Skia. But what is `org.jetbrains.skia`? Even after looking at sources I still don't quite get it.

Skia: <https://skia.org|https://skia.org>
skiko: <https://github.com/JetBrains/skiko|https://github.com/JetBrains/skiko>

And <@U0T98BYTG>  its an `a` and an `ko` :wink: 

&gt; Skia: <https://skia.org>
&gt; skiko: <https://github.com/JetBrains/skiko>
Duh, obviously. From more practical point of view. Skia is a C++ library while Skiko is Kotlin bindings for it. But I have no idea what is `org.jetbrains.skia` (even after looking at sources).

you can look at
<https://jetbrains.github.io/skiko/skiko/org.jetbrains.skia/index.html>
<https://jetbrains.github.io/skiko/skiko/org.jetbrains.skiko/index.html>

Skia is the graphics library: <https://github.com/JetBrains/skia>
Skia is built using skia-pack on github actions:  <https://github.com/JetBrains/skia-pack>
Skia-pack binaries are used by Skiko which exposes them to Kotlin: <https://github.com/JetBrains/skiko>
And skiko is then used in compose-multiplatform-core

It seems skiko already supports linuxX64, and I opened a PR for linuxArm64 already.

Skiko exposes a lot of Skia bindings directly under the namespace `org.jetbrains.skia`. it's still Skiko.

> Skiko exposes a lot of Skia bindings directly under the namespace org.jetbrains.skia. it's still Skiko.
> 
Oh, okay, now I kinda get it. Thanks!!

> It seems skiko already supports linuxX64
> 
<@U04RLA9DQ6A>, is it true? I've seen a lot of TODO comments in `linuxMain`. And there is nothing about it in the README.

With my skiko PR I already got skiko rendering working on linuxArm64, so I guess the TODOs are not that important for basic rendering. So I assume linuxX64 also works

<https://github.com/JetBrains/skiko/pull/1051>