fernandel thanks for the link. Taking a quick look at it, the "work" is done in the python directory. A series of scripts that modifies different bits of the XML config file, so makes it easier to "point and click" instead of manual edits.
The author did a good bit of work.
Agreed. But for someone coming from a "Desktop Environment" where they are used to GUI tools to set fonts/colors/themes, JWMKit can make it easier to adopt/try JWM.
If you are used to manually editing config files, you don't need it (JWMKit).
But I recognize the author's effort in creating it.
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