zsh solves this with globbing qualifiers: ls -t *(Lm+10) "L" for the "file size" qualifier (why "L"? For "less than size", I think – probably because "s" is

zsh solves this with globbing qualifiers: ls -t *(Lm+10) "L" for the "file size" qualifier (why "L"? For "less than size", I think – probably because "s" is already used for setuid), "m" for megabytes, "+" for "larger than". You can also add "om" or "Om" to sort by mtime, but ls will reorder it so you need the -t flag (or the -U flag to not sort things). The syntax is not easy, even byzantine, but it's a lot less to type and pretty convenient in interactive shells.