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Consider building it from source. A quick websearch for Syncterm Fedora and Syncterm Build had a few tutorials.
Or try taking a look at the AUR pkgbuild file, it's basically an install script, might give you clues on how to build it yourself if you want to experiment and learn :)
That might be what I have to do. Back when I was on Kubuntu I built it from source using a tutorial for deb based machines. I searched for a similar guide with Fedora's RPM as the focus but couldn't find anything. Most Linux guides I see posted are for some flavor of Ubuntu.
Don't worry about making a package, thats for distributing it.