Receiving the automatic offer of a WPA2-Enterprise certificate on ANY Linux distro

On iOS, Windows, and MacOS, when you attempt to connect to a WPA2-Enterpise network, after you enter your credentials, it ***offers* you the certificate, to install**. **The same doesn't apply for *any* [Linux](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux) distro**, however. - I have tried on everything from Ubuntu to Kali. - Manually providing the certificate **isn’t** an option. - If relevant, the network uses [PEAP](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protected_Extensible_Authentication_Protocol) , and mschapv2 as it's inner auth. ___ I have edited my question and updated it to "any Linux," because this doesn't just apply to Kali. Even Ubuntu, being considered the most 'user friendly' distro, there is no automatic offer. ***Surely* this is possible?** Hours of research have still left me stumped.