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That usually does the trick. Load the app and then poof minimize it and what you are left with is a nice shinny desktop.
I assumed minimizing apps automatically closed the stream somehow
I would add notepad.exe to your game list.
Then on the other desktop launch notepad. Then use the shortcut "ALT + Spacebar". The screen may flicker or even completely minimize on the client machine but either the streaming window will come back up or you can click on it and then see the notpad again.
Notepad should have its top left corner drop down visible. Under there should be the 'minimize' option. You may have to first click on the window to refocus it and then click on minimize again.
That is all the steps I went through to get here. I am currently typing this on a OpenSuSE linux machine window that has a stream of Windows 10 desktop so that this comment will be posted by the Windows 10 instance of Steam. :-)
That is honestly more steps then I would perfer.
You can also use third party software like parsec. :-)