there are different approaches.
1) Gaiwecoor points to editing the xorg.conf. That is a system-wide
configuration. Could work, but it didn't for me.
2) I tried and erred a lot with xsetwacom, the biggest problem was to make it
run on x startup time. I use Gnome and therefore made a script and a
I finally made wacom setup on feisty work:
did System | Preferences | Session and added to the session the following script
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xsetwacom set stylus TPCButton off
xsetwacom set stylus Button1 1
# This is tap with the pen on screen. 3 is right-click, 2 is middle, 1 is
normal click
xse
You'd probably be better off using xsetwacom. It will set the buttons
right and you can easily set rotation and other things after you used
xrandr to rotate your display.
I just found out I can even right-click without even touching the
tablet!
http://linuxwacom.sourceforge.net/index.php/howto/xs
