Since the wide adoption of distributed version control systems (e.g. git), how many shops are still working on code on a shared filesystem being edited by multi

Since the wide adoption of distributed version control systems (e.g. git), how many shops are still working on code on a shared filesystem being edited by multiple developers? I'd think the far more usual case is each dev has a copy of the code on his/her own machine, and another copy is on a build/test machine. There won't be any timestamp issues there. Make is like a lot of tools, it's simple and works well, up to a point. If your project complexity exceeds its abilities, you likely can afford something more sophisticated, since you probably have dozens or hundreds of developers anyway.