Yeah, I was using Perforce in the 2002-2004 time frame in the game industry. I'm sort of surprised to see it still the leader after all these years -- but, on

Yeah, I was using Perforce in the 2002-2004 time frame in the game industry. I'm sort of surprised to see it still the leader after all these years -- but, on the other hand, it's pretty hard to write a good VCS. It's probably less work than writing a relational database, but not by a lot. I know Perforce is making a killing off of this market. People here are always asking for startup opportunities... so I would suggest collaboration on large binary files for artists. Not that I really know what strategy to take, but I smell something funny when one company has dominated a niche for over a decade. If you want to be glib you can call it Github for artists :) I guess they do use Dropbox for collaboration already though.