Hi, and thanks for the interest.
How should I go about disabling constant “systemd” SPAM in the console?
I enabled “Show Console Messages” many months ago in the GUI settings, and I like it.
Thing is, I don’t remember if I somehow triggered the SPAM behavior while I was fiddling with the Audit and Syslog, and I can’t seem to find any non-default settings relating to those in the GUI.
It could be that the “systemd” messages are the expected behavior, and are not any kind of error, but they fill my console, and I don’t know any benefit to that.
Changing the /etc/systemd/journald.conf line “ForwardToWall=yes” from “yes” to “no” could resolve this I think, but I’m not sure if it is advisable to change it, or what is the best way to change it.
Please advise if possible 
Useful related topic links on other forums:
[systemd-devel] [RFC][PATCH 2/2] journald: add support for wall forwarding
How does one stop systemd-journald logging to console? / Newbie Corner / Arch Linux Forums
linux - How to resolve journalctl error - journal header limits reached or header out of date - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange
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