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1) There's a different plugin based approach for LaTeX if you don't grow to like latex-suite (as I did): vimtex can be used to do the compiling, syntax highlighting, completion, navigating to the right spot in the code or pdf ect, and you can take care of the snippets yourself, either by simply not doing anything and typing everything out (completion aided), using :h :ab or using a snippet plugin (in the case of UltiSnips, a careful review of this would be a boost) 2) "just installing" vim plugins without reading about their features doesn't really add to anything other than the learning curve, because many vim plugins change the way vim works and can only be made useful by knowing about their features. If you just let them sit, many of them won't do anything other than slowing down the program. This might very well be different than in VSC
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