I am using a keyboard layout in which the backtick (`) is a dead key.This means that when I type a backtick followed by a vowel (for example `a) what Vim sees is an accented character (). So if I set a mark with ma I can jump to the line of the mark with 'a. But jumping to the specific location of the mark with `a won't work.I found a workaround for this: when typing a dead key I can make Vim receive a backtick by striking the backtick and then the space bar. So if I want to go to mark a I type `a.Is there a way to jump to the mark without having to strike that extra space? With no side effects?
Using marks with dead keys
cursor movement;keyboard layout;mark
Try making it a mapping: Mapping dead keys in normal modenmap  'aThat way, when Vim gets the accented a, it interprets it as `+aUsing nmap allows this to happen in normal mode only; in insert mode or command mode, you'll get the accented a as you'd expect.It is possible to apply this to other keys:nmap  `anmap  'Anmap  `Anmap  'cnmap  'Cnmap  'enmap  `enmap  'Enmap  `Enmap  'inmap  `inmap  'Inmap  `Inmap  'onmap  `onmap  'Onmap  `Onmap  'unmap  `unmap  'Unmap  `U