I have mixed views on this because most currencies stay stable with some sort of inflation. Quite frankly you shouldn't be inflating by 2% per month as thst a huge market but I don't think anyone would be against an increase for this to be accepted as a currency.
The alternative view is that this is what altcoins are for and most of the people won't see the last block with the initial rewards being taken up but at a point where we're at a low number of bitcoins per block it may come in handy to increase inflation slightly although if it becomes unprofitable to mine it'll be the node owners doing the mining which wouldn't be a bad thing (each node miner with a few chips to mine with like the gekkos side hack makes - id be into that).
There is no point in changing the initial codes about the limited amount of bitcoins, we have an identity on what bitcoin is all about and we do not want to change the structure, we need to improve on certain things when it comes to transaction speed and transaction charges and that can be tackled with increase in blocks or lightening network or any other feasible method, other than that we do not need any changes what so ever that could change the face of bitcoin.