Como posso classificar os resultados por tempo * e * restringir a --max-depth=1

Eu uso o rsync para fazer backup dos meus arquivos usando --link-destpara sincronizar apenas as diferenças da última pasta de backup.

Existe alguma maneira que eu possa ver uma listagem de diretórios ordenada por data e restringindo-a a --max-depth=1ou -d 1?

Por exemplo, isso mostra a profundidade de um diretório:

$ du -h --max-depth=1
33G     ./05-12-2021-16:00
4.7G    ./05-12-2021-12:30
4.6G    ./05-12-2021-11:30
11G     ./06-12-2021-13:30
4.8G    ./06-12-2021-02:00
19M     ./06-12-2021-08:58
4.7G    ./05-12-2021-21:00
938M    ./05-12-2021-02:11
754M    ./05-12-2021-19:00
32M     ./06-12-2021-02:30
179M    ./05-12-2021-13:30
172M    ./05-12-2021-17:30
4.7G    ./05-12-2021-22:00
752M    ./05-12-2021-20:00
170M    ./05-12-2021-17:00
4.7G    ./06-12-2021-12:01
934M    ./05-12-2021-12:00
38M     ./05-12-2021-14:00
175M    ./06-12-2021-12:31
34M     ./05-12-2021-18:00
388M    ./05-12-2021-16:30
42M     ./06-12-2021-14:01
4.7G    ./05-12-2021-00:54
756M    ./06-12-2021-11:33
173M    ./06-12-2021-00:31
4.5G    ./06-12-2021-15:31
31M     ./06-12-2021-00:00
1007M   ./05-12-2021-23:01
762M    ./05-12-2021-22:30
31M     ./05-12-2021-21:30
765M    ./06-12-2021-15:01
214M    ./05-12-2021-10:44
32M     ./06-12-2021-01:30
33M     ./06-12-2021-13:00
27M     ./05-12-2021-15:00
166M    ./05-12-2021-11:00
32M     ./06-12-2021-01:01
176M    ./05-12-2021-02:30
27M     ./05-12-2021-15:30
30M     ./05-12-2021-18:30
37M     ./05-12-2021-13:00
31M     ./05-12-2021-20:30
753M    ./05-12-2021-23:30
752M    ./05-12-2021-19:30
43M     ./06-12-2021-14:30
38M     ./05-12-2021-14:30
91G     .

Usando a resposta aqui , ele classifica por tamanho, mas recua totalmente em cada diretório:

$ command ls -dt */ | while IFS= read -r dir; do du -sh "$dir"; done
33G     05-12-2021-00:54/
33G     05-12-2021-02:11/
33G     05-12-2021-02:30/
33G     05-12-2021-10:44/
33G     05-12-2021-11:00/
33G     05-12-2021-11:30/
33G     05-12-2021-12:00/
33G     05-12-2021-12:30/
33G     05-12-2021-13:00/
33G     05-12-2021-13:30/
33G     05-12-2021-14:00/
33G     05-12-2021-14:30/
33G     05-12-2021-15:00/
33G     05-12-2021-15:30/
33G     05-12-2021-16:00/
33G     05-12-2021-16:30/
33G     05-12-2021-17:00/
33G     05-12-2021-17:30/
33G     05-12-2021-18:00/
33G     05-12-2021-18:30/
33G     05-12-2021-19:00/
33G     05-12-2021-19:30/
33G     05-12-2021-20:00/
33G     05-12-2021-20:30/
33G     05-12-2021-21:00/
33G     05-12-2021-21:30/
33G     05-12-2021-22:00/
33G     05-12-2021-22:30/
33G     05-12-2021-23:01/
33G     05-12-2021-23:30/
33G     06-12-2021-00:00/
33G     06-12-2021-00:31/
33G     06-12-2021-01:01/
33G     06-12-2021-01:30/
33G     06-12-2021-02:00/
33G     06-12-2021-02:30/
23G     06-12-2021-08:58/
33G     06-12-2021-11:33/
33G     06-12-2021-12:01/
33G     06-12-2021-12:31/
33G     06-12-2021-13:00/
33G     06-12-2021-13:30/
33G     06-12-2021-14:01/
33G     06-12-2021-14:30/
33G     06-12-2021-15:01/
33G     06-12-2021-15:31/
33G     06-12-2021-16:03/

O que preciso, é a resposta a esta pergunta, mas ordenada por hora/data.

Eu dei uma olhada nas respostas aqui, mas não consigo ver nada útil:
https://superuser.com/questions/147027/how-can-i-sort-the-output-of-ls-by- last-modified-date
Existe algum sinalizador de comando du (uso de disco) que resume o tamanho de cada subdiretório
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37272935/unix-command-size-of-directory-with-order- by-size
Como encontrar recursivamente a quantidade armazenada no diretório?