Hello!! I faced with impossibility to change keyboard setting (keyboard layout, save NumLock status, etc). While I was looking for what the problem was, I came across this error. Is this the reason for the inability to change the keyboard? And how i can fix this?
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It certainly appears something is wrong.
Are in a partial upgrade state?
sudo pacman-mirrors -f && sudo pacman -Syyu
Then please give output of
inxi -Fazy
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First command says that my system is fully updated.
Output of inxi: System: Kernel: 5.9.11-3-MANJARO x86_64 bits: 64 compiler: gcc v: 10.2.0 - Pastebin.com
Are you actually missing kded ?
pacman -Qs kded
How did you install this system and/or KDE?
(PS - do you have no SWAP on purpose?)
Yes, this was deleted. For real idk how this happend. Installing system by using official .iso file from manjaro.org. Thanks for help!
P.S. Yes, no swap for purpose.
How old is the system?
Maybe you would want to look back in the logs and see if you accidentally removed a bunch of things…
(because … for example … kwalletmanager and more would require kded)
/var/log/pacman.log
Otherwise cheers I guess 
System is 3 days old 
Found. As it appears, kded was deleted when clearing non-using packages. Can i protect packages from random deleting?
Well thats not random … you deleted things in some fashion.
But, for example, a safe delete which will only grab unused dependencies and wont cascade to grab others in pacman is pacman -Rns
And similarly with pamac pamac remove --unneeded
Likely either what you removed or how you removed things is why you lost extra.
I am not sure what method you used 
Deleting with GUI packet manager. Thanks for advise! Good day!
pamac by default uses cascade (automatic selection) … it is important to inspect the list before hitting ‘go’.
And to you too.
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