ok here is the thing

I;m very new to linux, and im just beggining to understand how things work.
I would like to know if it is possible to connect to the internet logged in as a normal user too, or do i have to "su" and type in my root password and than write adsl-start in terminal.

I have been googling for a day or two but found only how to share files or folders and how to give permissions for them.

I tried creating a launcher and placing it in /usr/local, than i gave normal users persmission to read and execute it, but that didnt work cause when in normal user adsl-start cmd is not found.

I know this is probably a very simple solution, and that networking is probably not the right category for this question, but i actually dont know where to put it.

You can use 'sudo' to let regular users run root stuff (see 'man sudo'). Or you can find what files 'adsl-start' needs and set permissions that let regular users use them. Note that if the regular users can't find 'adsl-start', it is probably is in /usr/sbin or /usr/local/sbin . Copying it to /usr/bin will let regular users access it. Remember that it may need other root-only files, too.

See:
man sudo
man sudoers

If you are using KDE then look at the information listed in this link

KDE FAQ

This give instruction and an explanation of why the root can only dail in and how to change it for everyone else use.

I'm using Gnome and will try what aaa recomendet.

i will get back later when at home

later ALL