When booting Fedora 9, the font size/resolution/DPI is simply enormous. The progress bar is way out of proportions as well.
Here is an image to illustrate the issue:
Splash Screen Bug
EDIT:
Another Image:
Once the boot process is complete, and I'm presented with the login screen, the fonts are back to normal, and everything works fine
as long as I'm using GNOME. If I switch to KDE, most parts of itss interface (like system settings, and etc) suffer the same effect as the splash screen.
Another important thing to note is that whenever I hopelessly try to navigate to the "Detailed" part of Look and Feel -> Appearance ->Fonts, the System Settings application hangs, and I'm forced to close it.
I've so far not encountered the issue while running a GNOME session.
The question is, what does the Splash Screen and KDE have in common?
I have also tried a fresh install without KDE being installed from the beginning, but this did not resolve the issue. So I assume that KDE itself is not the problem here, but rather some common resource/config that both the Splash Screen and KDE uses.
Hybrid Mode
