Iphoto and aperture compatibility with maverick

El iphoto no arranca. Me dice que el “iphoto” no es compatible con este Mac (una vez actualizado).
Lo mismo pasa con Aperture 3.2.4, me dice que no es compatible.
Me ha dejado sin poder trabajar.
Iphoto does not work, Error message: iPhoto not compatible with this Mac.(after upgrade to Mavericks)
Same thing with Aperture 3.2.4. Error: Not compatible

Thank you for the info. I heve seen them in App Store, but are they free of charge ??. I asumme that i should receive SW updates for both, for free.

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