> No. Windows 8 will use Secure Boot, optional on PCs, but mandatory for tablets. No OS or driver without a cryptographically signed key will run on the hardware. Fedora purchased a key through Microsoft's developer portal, and that pissed off a lot of people. Ubuntu has not purchased a key.
Well, that's poop-y. (The Secure Boot I mean.) Microsoft's fawning imitation of everything Apple does -- in this case running a closed "walled garden" -- is getting out of hand.
Key-wise, I wonder about CentOS, since that's closely related to Fedora. CentOS is my favorite distro by far.
Nope. Whoever compiles the binaries has to sign, and I doubt Fedora will let them use their key.