I have an SFG14-72 and installed Fedora on it.
In the UEFI in the “Security” tab you can “Select an UEFI file as trusted for executing” and Secure Boot shouldn’t complain.
After you finished the installation this discussion and this issue will likely be relevant to you since by default fedora doesn’t recognize the speakers and only shows them as a non-working “Dummy Output”.
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