As it says, these services/daemons: mcstrans restorecond setroubleshoot are still set to start automatically even if you chose to disable SELinux during install. I see no immediate reason for, and endusers may be confused as to why these services/daemons are still enabled (atleast I was). Bug initated from disussion on fedora-devel following bug 249204.
Since it turns out all of these services will auto-terminate if SELinux is disabled, I rephrase the bug so that it now cosiders a system-config-services usability issue, the # description: nnnn fields in /etc/init.d/{mcstrans|restorecond|setroubleshoot} are too simplistic, and as this is all the user of s-c-s sees, need to be expanded to include information that indicates that the user do not need to disable this service if they're not using SELinux, since it will auto-terminate. I'm making up patches, hold on.
This needs to be filed against the individual packages that provide those programs, then. Thanks for the bug report. You can attach your patches to new bugs filed against those components.