I think there's a difference between putting a cosmetic thing like this in an application rather than a library; if you put it in your application, you're not going to change the experience of anything other than your own product, but by putting it in a library, you're changing the experience of other people's applications. From reading other comments here though, it seems like this isn't a universal opinion though.
Yea, and VLC is really just a media player. Sure someone might be using it in production at a Kiosk, but that little icon change literally doesn't affect production use at all.
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I think there's a difference between putting a cosmetic thing like this in an application rather than a library; if you put it in your application, you're not going to change the experience of anything other than your own product, but by putting it in a library, you're changing the experience of other people's applications. From reading other comments here though, it seems like this isn't a universal opinion though.
Yea, and VLC is really just a media player. Sure someone might be using it in production at a Kiosk, but that little icon change literally doesn't affect production use at all.