Definitely. Projects that predate git and don't absolutely need dvcs will probably stay in subversion for the rest of their natural lifetimes. Plus tools like

Definitely. Projects that predate git and don't absolutely need dvcs will probably stay in subversion for the rest of their natural lifetimes. Plus tools like Joey Hess's mr make working in a heterogeneous vcs environment somewhat manageable. A better question might be: why does anyone still use cvs?