You may try http://khotkeys.seli.fd.cz or http://dforce.sh.cvut.cz/~seli/khotkeys.html.
KDE
In order to compile and install KHotKeys on your system, type the following in the base directory of the KHotKeys distribution:
% ./configure
% make
% make install
Since KHotKeys uses
autoconfyou should have not trouble compiling it. Should you run into problems please report them to the the author at Lubos Lunak
You can also try the KHotKeys homepage < htmlurl url="http://dforce.sh.cvut.cz/ seli/khotkeys.html" > where you can find a RPM for RedHat 6.0 and a source rpm.
Since KHotKeys is not an usual application but a kwmmodule, it doesn't use session management, so it needs to be run manually everytime you run KDE.
You have these choices :
... no, I'm just kidding, this is stupid.
You usually need to be the root user to do this. Simply edit your $KDEDIR/bin/startkde and put "exec khotkeys &" ( without the quotes ) somewhere after "kcontrol -init" and before "exec kwm" ( or similar ).
If you can't put it in the startkde script or you don't want to do so, put it in your Autostart folder. Open kfm in your $KDEDIR/bin ( usually /opt/kde/bin ) by typing this in the mini command line ( after pressing ALT+F2 ). Open your Autostart folder by clicking on it ( or open it the same way as $KDEDIR/bin if you don't have your Autostart folder located on the desktop - I for example don't ). Now, in the first ( $KDEDIR/bin ) window find file "khotkeys" and drag it from this window on the second one ( Autostart folder ). A menu asking whether to copy, move or make a link will appear, select Link. Ok, you're done, now either restart KDE or run it manually
If you decide to turn it off, simply open the Autostart folder again and remove the "khotkeys". ( ALT+F2 and type khotkeys ).
The postinstall script will put it in your startkde script automatically after instalation.