It's not fundamental, it's just that it's rather more than a "tweak" — many things assume the client window is directly a parent of the root, and would need to be taught about frame windows.
Hi!
Is there some fundamental reason why Xmonad is non-reparenting?
My current (naive) understanding is that Xmonad does not reparent the windows simply as a small optimization (why create a second window if you can live with one window just fine). If that's the case, then adding a tweak that allows Xmonad to do reparenting should be doable. However I understand that it will be non-trivial undertaking, so I wanted advice of more experienced developers before I sink in a lot of time to find out that this is fundamentally impossible for some reason.
Best regards,
Platon Pronko
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