What if we made it possible to do a range of commonly needed tasks using a standardized interface that you carried with you. Like a bracelet you could wear in VR that let you do things like post images, and generate items. 

Naturally some games would get 'broken' with certain abilities so JBoss might need a way for devs to limit certain abilities in certain worlds, but even then at least with a standardized user-interface, when a feature is disabled, it will be simple to understand. -Users won't be left waving their arms around like idiots mashing buttons trying to get some stupid new program to load up a picture or something. Sometimes developers forget to even include a 'back' button so you can literally just get trapped in places. Having a standardized UI like JBoss could change all of that.

Err Tony I'm afraid you've misunderstood JBoss thing - that's not something a user ever sees. JBoss is an open source J2EE application server, developed by a company bought by Red Hat, that later got bought by IBM. It does provide standard means to manage applications, but that's all API, and all specific to Java, and all rather out-of-date, or at least out-of-fashion nowadays. These days fashionable things are docker and cubernetes.

That said, standardized user interface is a good idea.