Unity Greeter - background dot pattern should extend all the way to the edge of the screen

The implementation trims the dots to match what was shown in the mockups. At certain resolutions there are lines of dots very close to the right and bottom screen borders that are visually distracting. If the dots are centered then the logo is insconsistently positioned.

In talking with design the outcome on this is we will put one dot in the center of the screen, and spread the grid out from that. The user list is left aligned on the first grid point that is at least one grid width from the edge.

Why are the dots even there in the first place?
They're no on the desktop wallpaper, so why should they be there in the greeter?
That is just inconsistent!

Fred, please discuss the design on the Ayatana mailing list (https://lists.launchpad.net/ayatana/)

This bug was fixed in the package unity-greeter - 0.2.0-0ubuntu1

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unity-greeter (0.2.0-0ubuntu1) precise; urgency=low

  * New upstream release
    - Improve scrolling animation (LP: #844050)
    - Select menubar when F10 is pressed
    - Fix Orca not starting when enabling screen reader (LP: #850554)
    - Add a keyboard indicator (LP: #783827, LP: #834487)
    - Always focus new windows
    - Check version of Vala when compiling
    - Update logo for 12.04 (LP: #892394)
    - Use default invisible character in password dialog (LP: #834878)
    - Darken indicator bar
    - User smaller grid size
    - Put end-stops on user list scrolling
    - Only fade out user labels that can't fit in completely (LP: #883260)
    - Center dots (LP: #872800)
    - Add translator comments (LP: #855385)
    - Add option to disable dots (LP: #883908)
    - Only redraw parts of the screen that have changed
    - Don't run the greeter if can't connect to daemon and not in test mode
      (LP: #876754)
 -- Robert Ancell <email address hidden> Thu, 19 Jan 2012 14:56:21 +1100

Please remove the useless dots all together.
What's the point of the grid pattern, it just clutters.