# Ported from gnome-session git commit 763a358e14a948718c893ee4acf84778fb8d656c
# (6.5.2020) - "doc: Mention that session saving does not work on systemd"
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diff -up mate-session-manager-f56f8cd63d330e576aeabd09a0600a8da2e02392/doc/man/mate-session.1~ mate-session-manager-f56f8cd63d330e576aeabd09a0600a8da2e02392/doc/man/mate-session.1
--- mate-session-manager-f56f8cd63d330e576aeabd09a0600a8da2e02392/doc/man/mate-session.1~	2021-05-17 12:03:40.794726551 +0200
+++ mate-session-manager-f56f8cd63d330e576aeabd09a0600a8da2e02392/doc/man/mate-session.1	2021-05-17 12:03:40.795726557 +0200
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ The \fBmate-session\fP program starts up
 The default session is defined in the dconf keys under
 .BI / org / mate / desktop / session /
 .br
-When saving a session, \fBmate-session\fP saves the currently running applications in the \fB~/.config/mate-session/saved-session\fP directory of the users /home.
+When saving a session, \fBmate-session\fP saves the currently running applications in the \fB~/.config/mate-session/saved-session\fP directory of the users /home. Saving sessions is only supported with the legacy non-systemd startup method.
 .PP
 \fBmate-session\fP is an X11 session manager. It can manage MATE applications as well as any other X11 SM compliant ones.