wow, just having found this.

seems to be a net collaborative way of use pd:
NETPD

@EEight No need for all that!
(I added an edit to that post once I realised I had been using an old version!)

@beem Now you can just drop netpd into documents/pd or wherever and it should be 'plug and play'-ish...

@beem I have:

 slipdec 65536
... couldn't create
 slipenc 65536
... couldn't create
 binfile
... couldn't create

I think it's all mrpeach, I have installed it using deken, but still not luck. I can edit the object to add [mrpeach/...] but will try to find a better solution later.

@EEight no it's 'slip'
sorry

@beem I was being too hasty - there are still a few externals
check the readme
!

Interesting, but I did not try it yet. Is it in comparison to jamtaba that the patch / tempo / settings are shared and not the audio?

@Jona It is a collection of pd instruments, sequencers and effects that are synchronised/mirrored across the remote machines. It is possible to stream live audio within it as well with the 'evil' instrument.

@beem thanks. now i am curious about the "evil" instrument

a few people who have joined Netpd sessions have asked about how to adapt their patches to work within the system...
according to the git page:

• Create your own instrument by typing '/new mysupersynth' into
  unpatch's symbol box. A new instrument named 'mysupersynth'
  shows up in unpatch's instrument list. Edit mysupersynth.pd and
  save it. You might want to check existing instruments to get an
  idea of how to cook your own instrument. There will be section
  about this topic on http://www.netpd.org/docs .
  NOTE: instruments belong to netpd/instruments, their abstractions to
  netpd/instruments/abs.

brand new netpd forum: https://untalk.netpd.org/

new netpd server on discord for organising online jams, getting help, new ideas, etc ...
https://discord.gg/RYbq43DqfX