Dan Zimmerman of Intel posted a status update regarding Linux availability of an SDK for Intel SGX:
Excerpting the blog:
The Intel intends to:
* Open-Source the Intel® SGX SDK for Linux* and associated Platform Software in June 2016.
* There will be a few user-space components where binaries will be provided instead of source
It sounds like this will be a freeware release that includes partial source, not a proper open source project. At least, I am not sure how it can be called “Open Source” if it includes a few binaries instead of source…
Going a bit off SGX-topic, in his blog post, Dan mentions:
“Whenever I talk with developers about Intel® SGX, one of the first questions asked is ‘When will Linux support be available’?”
I am glax Intel SGX team is paying attention to Linux. There are many other Intel teams that only pay attention to Windows. 😦
Full blog:
Firmware Security 