just make it display the running threads too

mitterlib/ui/ui_pygtk.py

@@ -147,12 +147,12 @@ class _ThreadManager(object):
         # not actually a widget. It's the object that emitted the signal, in
         # this case, the _WorkerThread object.
         thread_id = widget.getName()
-
-        _log.debug('Thread id %s completed, %d threads in the queue',
-                thread_id, len(self._thread_pool))
-
         self._running.remove(thread_id)
 
+        _log.debug('Thread id %s completed, %d threads in the queue, ' \
+                '%d running', thread_id, len(self._thread_pool),
+                len(self._running))
+
         if self._thread_pool:
             if len(self._running) < self._max_threads:
                 next = self._thread_pool.pop()