Hi,
I removed shutter snap package and the system crashed. When trying to reboot I get multiple errors among them failed to start ssdm
Does anyone knows how can I access the system and fix the issue?
Manjaro 2p kde
Have you tried launching into TTY?
Yes I did.
I tried systemctling and disabling and enabling the sddm service, but error still persists.
What output does sudo systemctl status smbd provide?
Unit smbd.service could not be found
Sorry: sudo systemctl status nmbd
Unit nmbd.service could not be found
My question is: do/did you have Samba installed? You could see if there’s a config for it /etc/samba/smb.conf
Yes I do have samba installed. smb.conf is still under etc directory
Alright. Kind of a long-shot but try these two commands, please: sudo service smbd restart and sudo service nmbd restart
It says
Sudo: service: commnand not found
A lot of typos here tonight. I meant sudo systemctl smbd restart 
Please also try journalctl -xe | grep nmb and journalctl -xe | grep smb
Systemctl: failed to restart unit smbd. Service not found
I thought it would, since the earlier commands failed, too. Do you recall if it removed other dependencies by uninstalling shutter? See if tail -n 100 /var/log/samba/log.nmbd and tail -n 100 /var/log/samba/log.smbd give you and output.
That is pretty odd… looks like the culprit is nmbd.
We should check the other other services: journalctl -xe | grep vmtools and journalctl -xe | grep sddm
The grep of vmware* - again, typo. This looks like a big mess, tbh. Maybe the log file in /var/log/samba/log can tell us some more.
What kernel are you using? Try pacman -Syy and pacman -Syu and reboot, if you haven’t tried that yet.