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Spacevim doesn't show current mode name
How do I make spacevim to display current editor mode at the left bottom corner of the screen? I want to have it done as in plain vim or spacemacs:
Solution
this can be done via set showmode, this option is disabled by default in SpaceVim, and mode can be shown via colors in statusline. BTW, you can also show mode text in statusline, just add:
vim
let g:spacevim_enable_statusline_display_mode = 1
to your spacevim custom config. you can open spacevim config via key binding SPC f v d, and SPC is <Space> in normal mode.
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