No, much of the stuff you have installed is not compatible and runs at the root level.I can say it is not ready, don't do it. It crashes stuff ALL THE TIME.
MLC is correct on this. It is your system that is not ready for the upgrade. Fortunately, you can easily revert via Time Machine. Until then, you have a lot of incompatible stuff to clean out and/or update.
It doesn't matter that you aren't "running the audio yet". It's there and Mavericks doesn't like it. Often the problem is that the original developers didn't follow the Apple Toolkit; other times, the stuff is just old and past its time. Besides, your sig just shows the audio - what else is in there?
Do a safe reboot. Many thing you are used to will no longer work. OTOH, your system should be rock steady.
When I updated from Lion to ML, I was fine but the 10.8.2 update crashed my system hourly. It turned not to be not one but two culprits: The first was SpinDoctorX from Roxio which hasn't really worked since OS 10.5 - it installed a .kext that crashed 10.8.2. The second was a temperature monitor from Bresink - a little piece of freeware that was a real son of a bitch to track down and remove. After removing both, ML was solid - as is Mavericks.
Neither was Apple's problem. Really.
I have a feeling that Mavericks isn't going to work for you until you learn how to read crash reports. OTOH, some people should not upgrade - no law saying that you need to.
Which doesn't make it true. Anybody who wanted this beta had access to it for free including me.Most people will experience problems, including developers, many of whom don't get their hands on a new OS until it's actually released.
My only problem - and there's a workaround - is that my 1st generation iPad isn't compatible with Pages 5. Had I known, I wouldn't have updated my iPhone to iOS 7 so that both it and my iPad could talk to Pages 4.3 which works quite well in Mavericks, BTW. At least my kids know what to get Dad for Christmas. Till then, the workaround is use Pages 4.3 and don't edit anything on the iPhone that the iPad needs to access - not really an issue.