Perforce has to be one of the worst pieces of software I've ever encountered. Every perforce shop I go to treats perforce like a disk or san with little to do w

Perforce has to be one of the worst pieces of software I've ever encountered. Every perforce shop I go to treats perforce like a disk or san with little to do with versioning or software development. Find me a perforce instance that doesn't have gigabytes or terabytes of binary data. You can't... it's become a catch all for everything. One shop I was at that's fairly well known had multiple fedora and centos RPM repos checked in. Compiled versions of Linux from version 2 to 5, silverlight exe's, pdf's, hundreds of excel files, what I had a hard time finding was actual source code. I couldn't think of two better pieces of software to go die together.