The system status indicators (CPU, Storage, Memory, Swap Memory) were not aligned properly, appearing misplaced and cluttered. This was caused by incorrect Bootstrap grid classes, which resulted in a 2x2 layout on medium screens and a 1x4 layout on extra-large screens. This commit fixes the layout by using the correct Bootstrap grid classes to ensure a responsive layout. The new layout is a 1x4 on large screens, a 2x2 on medium screens, and a 1x1 on small screens. This provides a clean and organized UI across different screen resolutions. This commit also corrects a typo in the `width` style binding for the Swap Memory progress bar.
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