Enable Bottom-Right Numbers in VIM
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 48
Try the command ":set ruler".
ANSWER 2
Score 21
As Heptite described, the command :set ruler results in the line/column information I was looking for. If you want to make this behavior permanent, edit your ~/.vimrc file to include the following line:
set ruler
ANSWER 3
Score 1
You want to configure your statusline in .vimrc, with %l and %c denoting lines and columns, respectively.