I should note that this is indeed because of xsplash not reacting on the resolution change. When X starts up on my laptop with my external display connected it uses the highest common resolution of the internal and external display in mirror mode, which isn't the native resolution for either one. When I log in g-s-d turns the internal display off and sets the external display to its native resolution. Unfortunately xsplash doesn't react to that by changing its size. This causes the underlying gnome-session to be partly exposed.
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