Comment # 5 on bug 1206745 from Scott Bradnick

(In reply to James Moe from comment #4)
> I simply have a text window that runs:
> $ journalctl --follow --lines=60 --output=short-iso
> 
> Basically the syslog output.
> 
> The useless entries are not harmful as such. They do take up visual space
> when scrolling through the journal. There are bursts of entries from 2 up to
> 50 at a time, though the large groups are rather rare.
> 
> If rtkit is literally doing nothing with nothing for no one, why record it
> over and over?

Interesting, if I don't run that as root - I don't see anything like that.
Sure, why would I if it's not being monitored/logged by a PID I 'own'. 

I ran: "sudo journalctl --this-boot | grep -i rtkit" and none of the entries
say anything like "0 processes of 0 users", all of mine have non-zero #s
associated with them and maybe 6 per info dump. I'm wondering if this is a case
of 'a server does X ; a desktop does Y'. Is your use-case a desktop or headless
server?

Again, not arguing against this being annoying - but it seems like you only see
it if you're looking for it. I plan to see if there's _any_ config option for
it but I want to be sure I understand the symptoms.