Anyone can sign their own software, so the key has to be trusted by the anticheat.
Since just about every PC comes with Microsoft's key from the factory and rarely any others, this would require you either A. know how to add new keys to your NVRAM or B. have a Linux kernel signed by Microsoft
If Epic hopes anyone actually plays these EACv2 games on Linux then they will want to use Microsoft's key, otherwise most people will be turned away from it. In both cases, if you play Fortnite, then Microsoft wins.
Distributions can't automate this process because key enrollment has to be temporarily enabled from the firmware settings.
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u/dragonitewolf223 13h ago
This isn’t the case if you are not using Microsoft’s public keys, but realistically that is probably where this is headed.