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I would like to use the mapping
nnoremap <C-k> :bprev<CR>
However, whenever I press ctrl-k, there is a second delay before anything happens. When I use a different key combination, like ctrl-j, everything works fine.
Any idea why this happens and how this can be solved?
There is another mapping Cntrl+k+something so that when you press Cntrl+k, it waits and sees if you press another key. Find and disable that keymapping and you should be good to go.
.vimrcsomewhere and give a link here so someone can look at the origin of the problem. But of the top of my head I think there is another mapping <C-k> something so that when you press <C-k> it waits and sees if you press another key. Find and disable that keymapping and you should be good to go.<c-k><c-o>mapping. Thanks for the catch