JWM can be configured using "JWM Configuration Manager" available under:

PuppyMenu > Desktop > JWM Configuration

JWM has many setting options.

Options include:

After altering the JWM settings, restart it to apply the changes by clicking the Yes button.

JWM lets you use multiple workspaces; they're like multiple screens. Each window can appear in one or more workspace. This way, you can use many more applications at the same time or sort running applications to work more efficiently.

Thumbnails of them can be seen on the panel.

Each rectangular shape in a thumbnail represents a window. In my case, I have a big SeaMonkey window, that is the dark gray rectangle: it's the active window. All other rectangles represent other windows on my screen. On my second workspace, I have only one small window.

To switch to another workspace, click its thumbnail on the panel, or scroll with your mouse wheel while the mouse pointer is on the desktop.

Near the Menu button, there are 2 buttons, by default: the first one minimizes all windows in the current workspace and the second one shows a list of mounted partitions.

JWM lets you change a window's layer. For instance, let's say you're in an interesting conversation in Ayttm and you want the window to be always on top, so you can read what other people say to you while you're reading news in SeaMonkey.

In such cases, you can set a window to be always on top, which means it's always above other windows and cannot be hidden by them. Also, it is possible to change a window's layer to be always on bottom or to some number, so you can set window layers with multiple windows.

To set a window's layer, right-click its caption and go to "Layer". In this case, a console window is set to be always above all other windows.

To reset a window's layer back to the default behavior, select "[Normal]".

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