Hello, and welcome!
I don't have any answers to your specific questions; instead some general guidance.
The BSDs (Open, Net, Free, Dragonfly) are a family of historically-related operating systems, but otherwise are independent. Unlike Linux distributions, they do not share a common kernel distributed with selected tools and application suites. Each is an independent, complete OS with integrated kernel and userland, and a separate set of third party derived, ported application packages.
The FreeBSD-based Sony platform is therefore best approached using the FreeBSD OS.
While those four BSDs are independent, there are a number of "desktop friendly" distributions of FreeBSD. GhostBSD and TrueOS are the leaders in this space.
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