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If you are going to build a real robot you don't need Gazebo because it is used for simulation in a virtual environment. On the other hand it is possible to have ROS running on several machines, so you can install ROS on raspberry without GUI and have another laptop with the desktop version of ROS. See this tutorial:

https://roboticsbackend.com/ros2-multiple-machines-including-raspberry-pi/

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