However, GNOME does have a menu on the top bar, but that one typically has but a few options and must be specially supported by the application. It's mostly utilized by native GNOME applications, which, in turn, usually don't have a traditional menu bar. Other applications will only show the “quit” option there.
GNOME does not do that. Perhaps it would be possible to implement with an
extension, but I'm not aware of any one like that.
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