Sometimes you will get software issues.
Now, fortunately, software issues don't happen too often.
I won't even be able to show you any software issues.
But you might get dependency problems in RPMs.
Dependency problems means that your RPM
is referring to a dependency, and the dependency
is available in the wrong version.
But that should not occur when you are using repositories.
Repositories are fixing the dependency problem.
Then another problem might be the library problems.
You will see missing symbols messages.
And you can use LDConfig to update the library cache
if that is happening.
So the library cache is something
that's statically generated.
And sometimes after installing new software
that hasn't been monitored well enough,
your library cache might be messed up.
And then you can use LDConfig.
Nowadays, software issues are very, very rare,
and even more rare if you are using containers or flatpak
applications, because in a container or in a flatpak
application, all the dependencies
required to run your application are there by default.
And that's a couple of tips that you
can use when you have software issues.
As I told you, it's difficult to show you
a real-life example of them.