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Use overlay for usage-labels - #675
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To aid you with a quick idea (I hope I got the request right) on https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/Incubator/Submission/-/work_items/20 - how to show usage labels as overlay over the chart, purely UI changes, CSS still needs to be fine-tuned for best visibility. Also removed Running "Apps/Processes" from as Apps Running Apps: X and Processes: Running Processes: X seemed too heavy/wide, and duplicated.