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Re:Why Perforce is more scalable than Git by old-gregg on Saturday March 14, 2009 @09:15PM (#516432)
We have a very similar problem [except we have videos that need to sit right next to the code tree] and we have added those video subfolders into .gitignore and use rsync for those instead - simple and effective tool-per-task.

I don't believe in 6GB source trees without binary blobs. Perhaps Windows codebase is that large but I would assume it's hosted in multiple repos and very rarely is built/checked out by individual developers all at once.

Re:Why Perforce is more scalable than Git by silentbicycle on Saturday March 14, 2009 @10:16PM (#516492)
> I don't believe in 6GB source trees without binary blobs.

No kidding! Even the worst copy-and-paste programming would compress well. (Also, .gitignore + rsync seems like the best option to me, too.)